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''Minshull v Minshull'' (1737) 26 ER 260 is an English trusts law case, concerning the principle of certainty for a will, known then as a "devise". ==Facts== Richard Lester wrote a testament to devise a house to the eldest son of his nephew, Randal Minshull, and in default other male heirs (the eldest was another Randal, the second John). It said: There was also a provision that whoever inherited should pay other brothers and sisters £20 a piece. Randal died without children. It passed to John, who gave the property to his youngest son, instead of his eldest son. The question was whether this was allowed, or the will had meant the second son of the second Randall Minshull (ie not Richard Lester’s nephew, but Richard Lester’s nephew’s son). Those potential inheritors were claiming for rents.
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