case DESBODY versus BOYVILLE Lord chancellor king Eq can ab pl one by a will  give a legacy to a daughter to be pay to her when she shall attain twentyone  or be marry with the consent of his executor proviso that if the daughter  marry without the consent of the executor the legacy to go over this condition  though general must yet be intend if she marry under twentyone sans consent of  the executor and on the daughter come to twentyone the court will decree the  legacy to her Peter Boyville by will give to his executor some Southsea stock  and annuity in trust to apply the dividend thereof for the maintenance of the  plaintiff his granddaughter until she shall attain peer William the age of  twentyone or be marry and to the intent that they shall transfer the say stock  and annuity to the plaintiff when she shall attain the age of twentyone or be  marry with the consent of a and b but that in case she shall marry without the  consent of a and b the executor to pay her the dividend during her life and  after her death transfer the say stock and annuity to her child and if she die  without issue then to go over the plaintiff have attain twentyone bring her  bill to have the stock and annuity transfer to her which be oppose by the  remainderman who insist that in regard the plaintiff be not marry and if she  marry without the consent of a and b which possible may happen to be the case  then she be only to have the dividend for her life therefore the stock and  annuity ought not to be absolute vest in her Lord chancellor be of opinion  that the plaintiff have attain twentyone she have a absolute interest vest in  her and the testator have express direct that the stock and annuity shall be  transfer to her when she be twentyone the condition annex to her marriage must  be restrain to her marriage before twentyone for if the stock and annuity be  transfer to the plaintiff at twentyone as the will say they ought to be the  executor in case she shall afterward marry without the consent of a and b can  not after her death transfer the stock to her child or if no issue to the  remainderman from whence it be plain that the testator can not intend there  shall be any forfeiture but only in case the plaintiff shall have marry  without consent under twentyone and therefore the stock and annuity be decree  to be transfer to the plaintiff Reg lib a fol so pullen v ready atk Elton v  Elton will and see Lloyd v Branton mere peer William er p