Wyeth v. Crane (1931)
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Maddock v. Haines (1937)
(Dollander v. Dhaemers, 297 Ill. 274 [ 130 N.E. 705 , 16 A.L.R. 8 ]; Wyeth v. Crane, 342 Ill. 545, 548 [ 174 N.E. 871 ].) “A careful study of this will in the light of all the surrounding circumstances leaves the conviction that the testator disposed of Charles, and then excluded him from consideration, and that the testator did not intend that the children of Charles should participate in the corpus of the estate under the terms of the will.” We are convinced that the Distr…
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Mayhew's Estate (1931)
The courts of Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee and Illinois, (see list of authorities noted in Wyeth v. Crane, 342 Ill. 545, 548, 549 , 174 N. E. 871, 872, 873 ), now may be said to hold that the word “issue” does not include parents and children taking concurrently.