WILLS. Strict court or courts of law or equity, for or concerning any legacy or bequests by this my will made or Limitations given to or in favour of any child or children of (Full Form.) her the said (mother), such person or persons shall from thenceforth forfeit, lose, and cease to be entitled to all and every such legacy, sum of money, and other beneficial interest so given or directed to be paid to or hereby intended for him, her, or them, any thing hereinbefore contained to the contrary thereof, in any wise notwithstanding (1). (1) The following opinion was given by Mr. Bell on the above form: "I THINK the two legacies to the two present children are good; so that the limitations over to their sons be made payable at twenty-one, and not at twenty-five, as wished for, that would either have no effect to postpone the payment after twenty-one, or it will make it void-and I fear it will be void. As to the legacies to the children which may be born, notwithstanding all the care that has been taken, they will, I think, be void, and it will be better to omit every thing as to any such children to be born, for I do not think it will be possible to give any such legacies to unborn illegitimate children. The only thing will be for the testator to keep a codicil in blank by him ready to be filled up and executed when a child is born. He may also have one ready to be filled up and executed in case she should prove with child; but it is at least very doubtful whether the child, being illegitimate, can take any thing until it is actually born, and has got a name by reputation, which it may have as soon as born. Lincoln's-Inn, (Signed) JOHN BELL." Bequest of a Sum for Support of a Natural Child. of AND I do hereby give and bequeath to my said executors and trustees the sum of £ lawful money, upon trust, that they my said executors and trustees, or the trustees or trustee for the time being, do and shall lay out and invest the same in their or his own names or name, or in or upon government or real securities in England, at interest; and do and shall during the minority of my natural son now aged on the and now at school at years pay, apply, and dispose of the dividends, interest, WILLS. Strict Limitations. (Full Form.) Strict Limitations. (Full Form.) If this sum not wanted, to sink sums of money, shall be so invested, any sum or not exceeding in the whole the my said natural son for the of placing out purpose apprentice, or otherwise for preferring or advancing him in or to any profession, business, or employment, and to pay, apply, and dispose of the money so to be raised for any of those purposes accordingly, in such way and manner as they or he shall judge most advisable for his benefit. PROVIDED, and my will is, and I do hereby deinto the residue. clare, that in case my said natural son shall depart this life before he shall attain the full age of twenty-one years, then the said sum of £ hereinbefore given and directed to be laid out for his benefit, or the stocks, funds, or securities wherein or upon which the same shall then be invested, or so much thereof as shall not have been applied or disposed of for the advancement or preferment of my said natural son, according to the authority hereinbefore contained and given for that purpose, shall sink into and become part of my residuary personal estate, and shall accordingly be applied upon the trusts hereinafter by me directed concerning the same. Trust of Annuity to be void, and go over on Alien ation. TO HAVE, HOLD, receive, partake, and enjoy the said annuity, yearly rent-charge, or annual sum of £ hereinbefore granted or mentioned, or intended so to be, unto and by him the said (trustee) his executors, administrators, and assigns; But nevertheless upon the trusts, and to and for the ends, intents, and purposes hereinafter expressed concerning the same, (that is to say) UPON TRUST that he the said (trustee) his executors, administrators, and assigns, do and shall well and truly pay, or cause to be paid, the said annuity, yearly rent-charge, or annual sum of £ unto and into the proper hands of him the said (annuitant) until he shall make or execute some grant, bargain and sale, mortgage, assignment, or disposition of or charged upon the same, or some part thereof, or of or upon the securities for the same, or some or one of them, or make or do, or attempt to make or do, or cause or procure, or willingly suffer to be made or done, some contract, agreement, or other act, matter, or thing, with a view or design to convey or transfer the said annuity, or some part thereof, unto or to vest the same, or some part thereof, in and for the use of some other person or persons, or to change or make the same, or some part thereof, liable to pay any sum or sums of money, or otherwise receive the benefit thereof, or of some part thereof, by WILLS. Strict Limitations. (Full Form.) WILLS. Strict Limitations. (Full Form.) anticipation. AND from and after he the said (annuitant) shall or do, at any time or times, make or execute, or attempt to make or execute, any grant, bargain, sale, mortgage, assignment, contract, or agreement, or do, or cause, or procure to be done, or willingly permit any other act, deed, or thing with a view or intent to convey, transfer, or vest the same, or any part thereof, or any security for the same, unto or in any other person or persons, or to charge or make the same, or any part thereof, liable to any sum or sums of money, or to have or receive the same, or any part thereof, by way of anticipation, then, and in either of the said cases, and from and immedi ately thereafter, UPON TRUST to pay the said annuity, yearly rent-charge, or annual sum of £ unto, &c. Clause to prevent an Annuitant under the Will from parting with his Annuity. AND my will further is, and I do hereby expressly declare and direct, that in case my said nephew shall alien, sell, assign, incumber, or transfer, or in any manner dispose of or anticipate the said annuity or yearly sum of £ or any part thereof, then, and in such case, and from and immediately after such alienation, sale, assignment, or transfer, the said bequest so made thereof as aforesaid, and the use and estate so |