Gibbs vs Lassam(1) where he said (at p. 425) "The rule, stated in its simplest way is this: Where a testator gives the income of his estate to two people, A. and B., for their lives and follows that gift by a direction that at their death, or at their deaths, or at or after the death or deaths of A. and B. the property is to go to their issue, the Court does not construe the gift as a gift only to take effect on the death of both in favour of the issue of both, but construes it as a gift, to take effect on the death of each, of the share to the income of which the deceased was entitled, to the issue of the deceased." (1) (2) 400 In Mcdonnell vs Neil(1) the Judicial Committee referred to the dictum of Kay, J. in re Hutchinson 's Trusts(2) and observed that the construction was borne out by a long line of authority.