The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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Page 121
... grantors , not being a member of the church , could not bring a bill in equity to enforce the trust . Strong v . Doty , 32 Wis . 381 . - ULTRA VIRES . ยท See CORPORATION , 1 ; MUNICIPAL CORPORATION , 1 ; NEGLI- GENCE , 2 . USE AND ...
... grantors , not being a member of the church , could not bring a bill in equity to enforce the trust . Strong v . Doty , 32 Wis . 381 . - ULTRA VIRES . ยท See CORPORATION , 1 ; MUNICIPAL CORPORATION , 1 ; NEGLI- GENCE , 2 . USE AND ...
Page 252
... grantor acquires it , or is the grantor only precluded from setting it up ? And if the latter , does the estoppel fall upon the assigns of the grantor without notice , as well as upon the heirs ? These questions we propose to examine in ...
... grantor acquires it , or is the grantor only precluded from setting it up ? And if the latter , does the estoppel fall upon the assigns of the grantor without notice , as well as upon the heirs ? These questions we propose to examine in ...
Page 258
... grantor acquires an ownership , it at- taches the seisin and creates an interest , or produces the relation of landlord and tenant . The term commences by estoppel , but the after - acquired interest renders it for all purposes an ...
... grantor acquires an ownership , it at- taches the seisin and creates an interest , or produces the relation of landlord and tenant . The term commences by estoppel , but the after - acquired interest renders it for all purposes an ...
Page 259
... interest less than a freehold be aliened , the possession does not pass , since the seisin remains in the grantor . In the first case there was at common law a livery of entry of the lessee , the seisin , which , TITLE BY ESTOPPEL . 259.
... interest less than a freehold be aliened , the possession does not pass , since the seisin remains in the grantor . In the first case there was at common law a livery of entry of the lessee , the seisin , which , TITLE BY ESTOPPEL . 259.
Page 260
... grantor should dispossess his lessee before conveying , as appears from the case above cited from Bacon's Abridgment . This case decided that the feoffee of the lessor is bound ; and as a feoffment could not be made while another was in ...
... grantor should dispossess his lessee before conveying , as appears from the case above cited from Bacon's Abridgment . This case decided that the feoffee of the lessor is bound ; and as a feoffment could not be made while another was in ...
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