case Kingsman versus Kingsman June a disinherit his son and by will dive the  great part of his estate to b and tell b if his son behave well he may pay he  pound a quarter and if he use that well he may make it up pound a quarter  decree the pound a quarter to the son the plaintiff have displease his father  who be also jealous that he be not real his son make his will and devise both  his real and personal estate to the defendant jasper Kingsman a bargeman the  real estate be upward of pound per and the plaintiff bill be to have a  discovery of the deed and write and the circumstance of obtain the will and  whether it be not upon a secret or private trust for the benefit of the  plaintiff it appear by proof in the cause and in some measure confess by the  defendant answer that the defendant have confess to several person that when  the testator deliver his will to the defendant he say to he if his son give he  no disturbance he may do so or so and be afterward press to discover what the  testator mean by that expression so Vernon chancery case and so he own before  several witness that the testator direct he that if his son behave himself  well he may allow he pound per quarter and if he use that well he may make it  pound per quarter the statement on this point in the answer be as follow that  the testator before his death do advice the defendant that if the plaintiff  shall be quiet and give no disturbance about the say will the say defendant  may if he think fit allow he pound a quarter and if he continue quiet and  respectful to he the defendant he may allow he pound a quarter accord as the  defendant shall think the plaintiff deserve it but that the say testator never  direct the say defendant to give the plaintiff any thing the decree as in the  print report except that the question as to the reversion do not appear Reg  lib a fol and in vin ab title devise p pl if be doubt whether this paragraph  belong to the case upon this case the court decree the payment of pound per  quarter to the plaintiff during his life the testator have by his will devise  a farm to the plaintiff for life and after other legacy devise all other his  personal estate land tenement and hereditament not before devise to the  defendant it be make a question whether the reversion of that farm pass to the  defendant by that general devise per cur the reversion well pass as to the  word by which a reversion will pass vide rook V rook ante p and case cite in  note there and the word all my interest shall pass a reversion   Litt b et  vide the principal case cite in Nab v Nab Mod cope v sir Robert Wilmot all Amb  Vernon chancery case er p