The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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Page 142
... words of the testator denote only a description of the specific estate or land devised , in that case , if no words of limitation are added , the devisee has only an estate for life . But if the words denote the quantum of interest or ...
... words of the testator denote only a description of the specific estate or land devised , in that case , if no words of limitation are added , the devisee has only an estate for life . But if the words denote the quantum of interest or ...
Page 143
... words used were " my estate , consisting of thirty acres of land , " & c . In Doe d . Pottow v . Fricker , 6 Exch . 510 , the words were “ I give H. , my estate that I now live in , to my son , " & c . In both these cases and several ...
... words used were " my estate , consisting of thirty acres of land , " & c . In Doe d . Pottow v . Fricker , 6 Exch . 510 , the words were “ I give H. , my estate that I now live in , to my son , " & c . In both these cases and several ...
Page 144
... words in the will , which require it to be considered as merely descrip- tive of the corpus of the property disposed of by the testator . " Thus there is no possibility of the word estate creeping into a devise without passing the fee ...
... words in the will , which require it to be considered as merely descrip- tive of the corpus of the property disposed of by the testator . " Thus there is no possibility of the word estate creeping into a devise without passing the fee ...
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ON THE APPROPRIATION OF PAYMENTS | 21 |
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