CAMPBELL, Judge.
A general devise or bequest to a named person with a power of disposition transfers the property in fee, and a subsequent limitation over of the "remainder" is void as repugnant to the absolute gift. But a devise or bequest of a life estate, with remainder over, including the power to convey a fee by the life tenant creates only a life estate, not a fee simple. Rudisill v. Hoyle,
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