Each

Every one of the two or more composing the whole. Foreign express companies being exempted, in Kentucky, from local taxation by paying a State tax, a provision in the charter of a city authorizing it to tax "each" express company was held not to apply to foreign companies.' A, a testator, gave C and T "two thousand dollars each." The legatees were brother and sister, not related to the testator. C died before A. Held, that the legacy was of two thousand dollars to each legatee individually, and not of four thousand dollars to a class, and that the legacy to C lapsed."

Compare A, 4; All; Any; Every.