Shoup v. DeLong

Citations

• 190 Pa. 331
• 42 A. 680
• 1899 Pa. LEXIS 1024

Syllabus

<p>Will — Life estate — Estate in fee tail — Rule in Shelley's Case.</p> <p>Testator devised two tracts of land to his son T., and directed that “ said two tracts so bequeathed shall be during the natural life of my son T., and after his death to his heirs and legal representatives in fee simple, except the reservation of one-third which shall remain a dower dining the natural life of my beloved wife and after her death to the children of the said T.”</p>