case underwood and chastetree his wife versus morris may at the roll a give  pound to Agnes his daughter Payable at her age of or marriage if she marry  with the consent of his executor provide if either of the legatee die before  their legacy become Payable such legacy to be divide between the survivor of  her brother and sister Agnes marry at fifteen without the consent of the  executor Mr justice Parker hold it to be a devise in terror and that the  legacy be vest as marriage one of the contingency have happen a father by his  will give the plaintiff Agnes his daughter the sum of pound to be pay when she  shall attain her age of or day of marriage if she marry with the consent of  his executor under his will the testator give several other legacy to his  other child provide if either of the legatee die before their legacy become  Payable then such legacy to be divide between the survivor or survivor of her  brother and sister Agnes marry the plaintiff Underwood at her age of without  the consent of the executor the question whether as Agnes have marry without  the executor consent this devise be not to be consider as a devise over and  that consequent the legacy willnot vest unless she arrive at her age of Mr  justice Parker it be object the time of payment be not come because it be a  marriage without consent of trustee and that it must wait the event of  chastetree attain her age of but as this be a mere personal legacy I be of  opinion it be a devise in terror only and that it vest absolute in the  daughter and that marriage one of the contingency upon which it become Payable  have happen the executor must be decree to pay it to the plaintiff with  interest at pound per atkins cent to be compute from the death of chastetree  father the testator but the plaintiff Underwood must first make a proper  provision for Agnes before he be allow to touch the money though the authority  of this case have be much question see Hemmings v MunkLev bro Charles Rep  Scott v tiler bro Charles Rep yet the case be her correct report Reg lib b fol  see Harvey v Aston ante vol note at the end atkins er p