Alexander v Alexander - (1909) 28 NZLR 895

Will — Construction — General Power of Appointment over Estate not vested in Testator — Gift by Testator of all Real and Personal Property of which he should die "possessed" — General Devise and Bequest — No Contrary Intention in Will — Admissibility of Extrinsic Evidence — Valid Exercise of Power — "The Wills Act, 1837" (1 Vict, c 26), Section 27 — Costs — Special Direction.