Taylor's Administratrix v. Taylor's Executors

Virginia Chancery Court

Taylor's Administratrix v. Taylor's Executors

4 Va. 411

DecidedSeptember 15, 1808

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Taylor's Administratrix v. Taylor's Executors, 4 Va. 411 (Va. Super. Ct. 1808).

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By the Chancellor.

This case depends upon this,

whether the intestate of the plaintiff had a vested or contingent interest, in an equal, part of his father’s personal estate, on the death of his mpther 5 and, from the words of the will, I take it to be a clear case, in favour of a vested interest, in the intestate of the plaintiff, but which he was not to enjoy until the death of his mother. The demurrer must be overruled, and the defendants ordered tQ answer.

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By the Chancellor.

This case depends upon this,

whether the intestate of the plaintiff had a vested or contingent interest, in an equal, part of his father’s personal estate, on the death of his mpther 5 and, from the words of the will, I take it to be a clear case, in favour of a vested interest, in the intestate of the plaintiff, but which he was not to enjoy until the death of his mother. The demurrer must be overruled, and the defendants ordered tQ answer.

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4 Va. 411, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/taylors-administratrix-v-taylors-executors-vachanct-1808.