[CHANCERY DIVISION.]
In re BURTON'S SETTLEMENTS.
SCOTT AND OTHERS v. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LD. AND OTHERS.
[1952 B. No. 1369.]
1954 June 17, 18, 23;
July 28.
Upjohn J.
Power of AppointmentFraud on powerBenefit to non-objectPurposeSettlementPower of appointment among issueTestamentary execution in favour of objects of powerEnjoyment of testator's residue conditional on settlement of appointed property by objects in favour of themselves and of non-objects.
WillConstructionUncertaintyCondition subsequentSettlement to be executed“Within such period as my trustees shall think reasonable.” WillConstructionExclusion if condition unsatisfied“Will to take effect as if sue had not been my daughter”Effect on exercise of power of appointment by will. SettlementVoluntarySpes successionisSettlement required by condition in willSettlement of spes successionis not requiredInclusion of spes successionis irrevocableSettlement not voluntary.

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