Illinois Supreme Court June 18, 1908 (Golladay v. Knock)

]¡Mr. Justice Vickers

delivered the opinion of the court:

The principal question in this case is whether the interest devised to Moses Golladay and his heirs was a vested or a contingent remainder. A vested remainder is a present interest which passes to a party to be enjoyed in future, so that the estate is invariably fixed in a determinate person after a particular estate terminates?!