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BY a Write granted by the Earl of Callender, to his Lady, he gives her power to dispose of the half of his Estate, Quaeritur, The said Power being Personal, without mention of her Heirs, and she not having used the said Faculty; If the said Power be Transmissible? Found by the Lords That the Earl of Dumfermling as Heir to his Mother, had right thereto: and he having assigned the same to his Son, he recovered thereupon the half of the Estate, To see the Decreet.