INTERPRETATION OF A WILL

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 143, 12 March 1920, Page 8

INTERPRETATION OF A WILL

An originating summons for mi order interpretatini! tho mU of the Into Thomas Grace, of Eastbourne, crmo before His Honour the (l-icf Justice (Sir Sobert Stout) in tno Supreme Court yesterday morning. . The late James Patrick Ivcliy, .or Eastbourne, Civil i-jrvan.t, v. as the original executor oi tlio will of the Into Thomas Grace, .md '<«er the c.;;alli of Mr. Jvelly, the I'-urt J ''^™ os M. Wilford and Gordon l',;ar,rc3 A.elby Jackson, Civil • Scfoint, WeMirrfrn, to bo made parties to tiic proc'-fdini;* .instead of James Patrick Kelly. »'£»>"■ tiffs and tho defendants were William Alfred Jackson, "f Glad Hone station manager, Sydney L. Jackson, of "Mj® - kino Levin, (station m.inajfer, John K. Tackson of Wainni-o-nia.t,i, and Louisa Gillies, of Eastbourne, vidow, and tho infant childruix of Lilian Shy Jncol (d His Honour was asked lo determine whether in Oio trusts declared, m tie will of Thomas Grace, and in w-?T«:t °f tlio residuary estate of the deceased Lilian Slav W therein wived and since deceased, in addition to the onehalf share expressly given to lipr by t.he will was entitled to a share in tho remainder of the residuary estate as bein" ono of the children of Charles Welby Jackson named in the w:)l. , Sir. P. Levi appeared ..»r rle plaintiffs Mr ii. Konncdv for the defendants other than the infant chiMren of Lilian Slay Nicol, and Sir. H. F. 0 l.eary for the infant children, After hearing argument His Ilonour reserved decision,