Judgment affirmed.
Mr. JUSTICE MILLS delivered the opinion of the court:
We grapple here with contingent and vested remainders, executory interests and divestment.
In short — we affirm.
C.F. Eads died testate on February 25, 1950. By the terms of his will he gave his wife, Ella Eads, a life estate in his real estate and gave the remainder to his brother, John D. Eads, in trust. The terms directed the trustee to rent the real estate during...
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