Summary

Joseph McKenna Cruit v. Owen — Opinion of the Court

And if any of my said daughters shall die without having been married, her share shall pass to her or their surviving sisters or sister for life equally, and upon her or their death the same shall vest in her or their child or children in the same manner and for the same estate and pass on her or their death, as her or their original share or shares.'
We do not think it is difficult to discern the intention of the testator.
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Joseph McKenna Cruit v. Owen — Opinion of the Court

This suit involves the construction of the will of Robert Cruit, deceased, and, as dependent thereon, the liability of appellant to account to the appellees for the rents of certain real estate located in the city of Washington and in the state of Virginia. Decree in the supreme court passed for appellees, which was affirmed by the court of appeals.
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