" (p 136 137, Mukherjea) 499 The cardinal point to notice is what Pande Har Narayan (48 I.A. 143 emphasized: "The question whether the idol itself shall be considered beneficiary, subject to a charge in favour of the heirs or specified relatives of the testator for their upkeep, or that, on the other hand, these heirs shall be considered the true beneficiaries of the property, subject to a charge for the upkeep, worship and expenses of the idol, is a ques tion which can only be settled by a conspectus of the entire provisions of the will." (p. 137, Mukherjea) If, on a consideration of the totality of terms, on sifting the more essential from the less essential purposes, on sounding the depth of the donor 's wishes to find whether his family or his deity were the primary benefici aries and on taking note of the language used, if the vesting is in the idol an absolute debutter can be spell out.