Alleyn v Alleyn October see Platt v Platt sim SatisfactionDevise of residue of  real and personal for life not a satisfaction for a sum to be lie out in land  in fee by article supplement a son be entitle under the marriagearticle of his  mother to have pound lie out in land to his sole benefit after death of the  father and mother vide Ves sen p and supplement p the mother die the father by  a second marriage have a daughter and have make a provision for her by a  settlement and by his will devise other part of his estate to his daughter and  her heir and the residue in trust for his son for life and then to the  daughter with particular limitation and declaration of that trust and all his  personal estate except such as be give to the daughter to the same trustee to  pay all just debt and legacy then to his son for life with a bequest over to  the daughter and her family it be insist this devise to the son be a  satisfaction for the pound vesey senior Lord chancellor No authority that such  a bequest as this of the residue of real and personal estate after payment of  just debt to testator old son and heir for life only shall be construe by this  court a satisfaction for the pound the son be entitle to under his mother  marriagearticle if the son die in life of the father leave several child there  be no provision for they so if he survive as he do and have issue afterward  but it be say this interest the son have under the will consider the income of  the real and clear income of the personal estate during his life will amount  by computation to as much as he can purchase a annuity for his life with his  pound but that be no rule and can by construction make a provision by will for  life only a satisfaction for a estate in fee to which the child be entitle  under the article Kentish v Thomas and Upton v prince Forr before Lord Talbot  where the absolute property be give not for life only so in Johnson v lady  smith before I so that this can be construe a satisfaction without any word in  the will for it this pound therefore must be consider as a debt by specialty  on the testator estate to be retain by the defendant the sen vesey senior er p