The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 69
Grant , Judge Bigelow says , that in the case of the grant of a fee on condition ,
the right existing in the grantor is “ a vested right , which , by its very nature , is
reserved to him , as a present existing interest ; ” and that this right to enter in the
...
Grant , Judge Bigelow says , that in the case of the grant of a fee on condition ,
the right existing in the grantor is “ a vested right , which , by its very nature , is
reserved to him , as a present existing interest ; ” and that this right to enter in the
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Page 70
In Winsor v . Mills , it is said by Judge Knowlton , commenting upon another
statement contained in Brattle Square Church 18 Gray , 86 . 2 132 Mass . 205 . 3
157 Mass . 365 . > ܪ 30 N OS v . Grant , that 70 30 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
In Winsor v . Mills , it is said by Judge Knowlton , commenting upon another
statement contained in Brattle Square Church 18 Gray , 86 . 2 132 Mass . 205 . 3
157 Mass . 365 . > ܪ 30 N OS v . Grant , that 70 30 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
Page 71
Grant , that in that case , the executory devisee or his heirs could have released ;
and this is the question we wish here to consider and more broadly , namely ,
whether , but for the invalidity of the executory devise on the ground of its ...
Grant , that in that case , the executory devisee or his heirs could have released ;
and this is the question we wish here to consider and more broadly , namely ,
whether , but for the invalidity of the executory devise on the ground of its ...
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dictum : 1 “ It was never doubted , I imagine , if a person grants an estate tail , with
reversion to himself , and dies , his heir at law may grant or release the reversion
; and so any intermediate heir , if there should be any before the termination of ...
dictum : 1 “ It was never doubted , I imagine , if a person grants an estate tail , with
reversion to himself , and dies , his heir at law may grant or release the reversion
; and so any intermediate heir , if there should be any before the termination of ...
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... by descent to a vested interest in remainder , or to a reversion expectant upon
the decease of a tenant for life , was totally unable to dispose of such interest
either by deed.or by will ; or , in other words , was unable to grant or devise it .
... by descent to a vested interest in remainder , or to a reversion expectant upon
the decease of a tenant for life , was totally unable to dispose of such interest
either by deed.or by will ; or , in other words , was unable to grant or devise it .
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