Re Kay’s Settlement, Broadbent v MacNab By a voluntary settlement made in 1907 the settlor as settlor assigned to trustees, inter alia, all that share to which she was, or might become, entitled in a sum of £20,000 under the trusts of a deed of 1875. The settlement also contained a covenant to settle after-acquired property. The share in the sum of £20,000 was subject to a power of appointment vested in the settlor’s mother, which the latter subsequently exercised, appointing a share in that sum to the settlor.