c duke OF Southampton v sir Caesar Cranborne S c vern sir Henry wood have one  daughter and have a desire to advance his daughter in marriage to the say duke  make a settlement of his estate recite the intend marriage c and limit it to  the use of himself for life remainder to the use of I S and the defendant and  their heir to the intent that in case the plaintiff shall be marry to his say  daughter after the age of sixteen and that they shall have issue male between  they that then the say trustee and their heir shall stand seize of the premise  in trust for the plaintiff during his life and after his decease in trust for  his say daughter for her life and after in trust for such issue in tail c the  say plaintiff be marry to the say daughter before her age of fourteen but she  live till she be above the age of sixteen and then die without issue and the  plaintiff freeman prefer his bill to have this trust execute to he for his  life and the only question be whether he be entitle to this estate for life  and it be hold that although she be marry before the age of sixteen yet in as  much as she live till after the age of sixteen she may proper enough be say to  be marry after the age of sixteen and so it be hold in the Lord Salisbury case  ante c and affirm in the house of lord they all hold that although there be no  issue of that marriage yet the plaintiff be entitle for his life for that it  shall be take reddendo singular one and the have of issue shall be no  condition precedent to his trust for life but shall refer to that limitation  of the trust to the issue for that a trust shall be expound by the same rule  as a will or as article of agreement which need not that precise form of word  as a limitation of a estate at law as a agreement to convey a estate to I S  for ever will carry the feesimple and Trevor say that if it be the limitation  of a use at law it will be sufficient to create a estate for life the intent  of the party so plain appear as it do in this case this cause be afterward  hear in the house of lord the decree be reversed In the note to the report of  this case in vern it be state by a oversight very unusual in the learned  editor that the decree be affirm it be reverse as state in the text above see  show p c and for the ground of reversal Harvey v Aston Com