case in chancery bray contra BUFFIELD term devise to a for life and after to  the heir of the body of a lessee for year devise the land to his wife for her  life after her death to the heir of her body and for want thereof to I S and  die the executor consent to the legacy the wife die without issue the question  be whether the executor of the husband or the wife shall have the residue of  the term Pemberton have the devise be to the wife and the heir of her body the  whole term have be she and any remainder void and the executor can have have  nothing but it be devise to her for her life and afterward to the heir of her  body in which case she have but a estate for her life and after to her heir c  Nov the word heir be a good word of purchase and the heir of her body shall  take by way of purchase put case the devise have be to the wife for life and  after to the heir of a stranger there it shall have vest when it fall in the  heir of a stranger as a purchaser resp I suppose he mean that the stranger to  who heir the devise be make be dead at the time of the devise or at least at  the time of the devisor death else quaere and why not in this case when a will  may be expound two way and one way the testator will and meaning will take  effect but not if the will be expound the other way then that exposition shall  be take which stand best with the testator meaning for the wife shall have it  for her life and the heir after as a purchaser but the other way of exposition  exclude the heir in case of a freehold case in chancery er p limit first to  the ancestor and afterward mediate or immediate the word heir be a limitation  for heir and ancestor succeed but not heir and testator of a term and the  remainder after the limitation of a entail be void Lord keeper the the  testator mean a entail to the wife which can be because then there shall be a  perpetuity of a term and though there be difference in word when land of  freehold be devise to one for life the remainder afterward to his heir mediate  or immediate and where a term be so devise the difference be in word the  testator meaning be the same and new case in chancery estate jointure and  Settlements be of long term and a similitude be between they c