Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court April 9, 1886 (Osgood v. Bliss)

W. Allen, J.

Ho question is made that the agreement contained a power to Mrs. Bliss to appoint by will, and that a will executed by her after the marriage would have been a good execution of the power, and would have operated as such, and not as a will; and that, to make it effective, it would be necessary that it should be allowed in the Probate Court. See Osgood v. Breed, 12 Mass. 525; Ela v.