Helen Porter Armstrong - Dame Nellie Melba - NRS-13660-13-943-Series 4 175192 AF00174122 - Flipbook - Page 34
any event the maximum yeriod or periods permitted by law) to the
intent that such unapplied income shall be ad, ed to and thenceforth form part of the ultimate residue of my estate
PROVIDED ALAAYS that my Trustees shall have power at any
time in their discretion to resort to all or any part of such
accumulated income in the same way in all respects as if it was
income accrued due during the then current year
AFTER the death of the survivor of my said son and his
wife as to as well the capital as the income of the snid ultimate
residue for all or any one or more exclusively of the child or
children or remoter issue of ow said son at such times and in
such way in all respects as my Trustees shall without transgressing the rule against perpetuities by any deed or deeds with or
without powers of revocation and new appointment at any time or
from tile to time (either during the life of the survivor aforesaid or after the death of such survivor) during the minority of
the eldest surviving child of my said son (being male or being
female during the minority 'lid spinsterhood) appoint.
AND in default of appointment and subject to any partial
appointment IN TRUST for the child if only one of my said son
or his children if more than one in equal shares who shall survive him and attain the age of twenty-one years or in the case
of daughters marry under that age but subject to any appointTemt
to the contrary no child of my said son to whom or to whose issue
any part oaf my residuary estate shall have been applied as aforesaid shall be entitled to any share in the unappropriated portion
of the s'Ad ultimate residue of my estate without bringing the
benefit of such appointment into hotchpot and accounting for the
same accordingly PROVIDED ALUM that if any chile. of my said
son shall die before attaining a vested interest leaving a child
or children hi or her surviving such child or children shall
take and if more than one equally between them the share which
their his ar her parent would have taken if such parent had
lived to attain a vested interest.