Gonzalez v. Hooton

Citations

• 63 Fla. 163

Syllabus

<p>Where a conveyance is to a trustee in trust “to permit G to occupy, enjoy and possess..........land, and the rents, issues and profits during the term of his natural life, if he do not survive to age of twenty-one years. If the said G do survive to the age of twenty-one years then the said trustee shall convey to him the property subject to the condition that if the said G have heirs of his body in being at his death, the property shall descend in due course to said heirs, but if at his death he have no heirs of his body in being, then if the (grantor) be living, the property shall revert to, and the title thereof revert to the (grantor), or, if at said time the (grantor) shall have departed this life, then the property shall belong to” others, and G becomes twenty-one years of age and dies leaving a son, G’s grantee takes as against G’s son.</p>