e is a devise over to any other than that person who would by disposition of law take the estate, the court never relieves and for that distinction Cage v Russel (1) was referred to That this is a conditional limitation, and not a mere condition, is clear from Avelyn v Ward (2) The question there was not of t

e is a devise over to any other than that person who would by disposition of law take the estate, the court never relieves and for that distinction Cage v Russel (1) was referred to That this is a conditional limitation, and not a mere condition, is clear from Avelyn v Ward (2) The question there was not of t