New York Court of Appeals October 5, 1875 (Van Vechten v. . Keator)

Allen, J.

The will is entirely harmonious and every part may have full effect. It is only when the different clauses are irreconcilable upon any reasonable interpretation, that the latest clauses, as the last expressions of the will of the testator, are to have effect in preference to the earlier clauses of the will. (

Van Nostrand

v.

Moore,

52 N. Y., 12.