OPINION
In this probate case, a trust provided that the surviving trustor could exercise a limited power of appointment over specified property in three ways: (1) "by a Will . . . duly admitted to probate," (2) "by a . . . Codicil duly admitted to probate," or (3) "by a written acknowledged instrument delivered to the Trustee." The trust then stated, "[i]f no Will or Codicil purporting to be that of the Survivor...
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