The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 51
... that this person did not after all see this , that , or the other and could not testify
to it , and on the day afterwards the character of this person was exploited and
the chances of his testimony discussed ; until a new sensation was invented .
... that this person did not after all see this , that , or the other and could not testify
to it , and on the day afterwards the character of this person was exploited and
the chances of his testimony discussed ; until a new sensation was invented .
Page 70
Now , there is a manifest difference between a devise to the heirs of a person ,
and a devise to a person and his heirs . In the former case , as we shall presently
see , the heirs are not necessarily ascertainable at the death of the ancestor ; but
...
Now , there is a manifest difference between a devise to the heirs of a person ,
and a devise to a person and his heirs . In the former case , as we shall presently
see , the heirs are not necessarily ascertainable at the death of the ancestor ; but
...
Page 71
4 Under the old law , a vested remainder limited to B and his heirs , descended to
the person who should prove to be the heir of B when the particular estate came
to an end . The same it was , in the case of the descent of a reversion , which is ...
4 Under the old law , a vested remainder limited to B and his heirs , descended to
the person who should prove to be the heir of B when the particular estate came
to an end . The same it was , in the case of the descent of a reversion , which is ...
Page 72
Moreover , in either case , whether contingent or vested , it might happen , - that
before the interest became capable of immediate enjoyment in possession , the
persons who successively could predicate of themselves heirship of the first ...
Moreover , in either case , whether contingent or vested , it might happen , - that
before the interest became capable of immediate enjoyment in possession , the
persons who successively could predicate of themselves heirship of the first ...
Page 78
Casey , as follows : The rule that the heir in such case is ascertained when the
contingency happens “ o is adopted in analogy to that rule of descent which
requires that a person who claims a fee simple by descent from one who was first
...
Casey , as follows : The rule that the heir in such case is ascertained when the
contingency happens “ o is adopted in analogy to that rule of descent which
requires that a person who claims a fee simple by descent from one who was first
...
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