...enforced this rule In cases involving perpetuities. In Re Dawson, 39 Ch. Div., supra, It was said: "A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist...the parties, even though the donees be each of them 100 years old." In that case, however, It was recognized that a different rule prevails with reference...

...as tley live. "For that the law seeth no impossibility of having children." Coke on Littleton, 28. "A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist...the donees be each of them an hundred years old." (2 Blackstone, Com. side page 125.) Following the above authorities the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania...

...age beyond which it is impossible. 'A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist in law . . . even though the donees be each of them an hundred years old;; 2 Blackst one's Com. *125. 'For that the law seeth no impossibility of having children;' Coke on Littleton,...

...procreation. The law indulges no presumption that he will die without leaving a child or children. "A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist,...the donees be each of them an hundred years old." (1 Cooley's Blackstone,—3d ed.—book 2, p. 124.) » It is admitted of record in this case that the...

...once verted in them y. A poflibility of iflue is always fuppofed to exift, in law, unlefs extinguiihed by the death of the parties ; even though the donees be each of them an hundred years old z. TH is eftate is of an amphibious nature, partaking partly of an eftate-tail, and partly of an eftate...

...procreation. The law indulges no presumption that he will die without leaving a child or children. "A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist,...the donees be each of them an hundred years old." 1 Cooley, Bl. (3d Ed.) book 2, p. 124. It Is admitted of record in this case that the coal underlying...

...possibility must be held to be rather remote. It is further true, as contended by the appellants, that : "A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist...death of the parties, even though the donees be each See 2 Blackstone, Com. 125; State Y. Lash, 16 NJ Law, 380, 32 Am. Dec. 397; List v. Rodney, 83 Pa....

...contrary. Beach v. Brown, 43 LRA 114, 20 Wash. 206, 55 Рас. 46. § 124. Possibility of issue. a. A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist...law unless extinguished by the death of the parties. May v. Bank o'f Hardinsbiirg & T. Co. 48 LRA (NT.S.) 805, 150 Ky. 136, 150 SW 12; Re Dougan, 48 LRA...

...Blackstone's words are as follows : " A possibility of issue is always supposed to exist in law, * * * even though the donees be each of them an hundred years old," and he quotes Coke on Littleton 28, a, who, writing on the same subject, says, " for that the law seeth...