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Page 134
... conveyance to one person upon trust or in confidence that he would permit another to enjoy the land . Such a transaction probably had its origin in the Roman fideicommissum ; and thus the Equitable ownership of land , as recognised in ...
... conveyance to one person upon trust or in confidence that he would permit another to enjoy the land . Such a transaction probably had its origin in the Roman fideicommissum ; and thus the Equitable ownership of land , as recognised in ...
Page 135
... conveyance of land to one person on trust or in confidence that he would permit another to enjoy it originally created no legal obligation . Trusts , like fidei- commissa , in their origin , nullo vinculo juris , sed tantum pudore eorum ...
... conveyance of land to one person on trust or in confidence that he would permit another to enjoy it originally created no legal obligation . Trusts , like fidei- commissa , in their origin , nullo vinculo juris , sed tantum pudore eorum ...
Page 137
... conveyances of the Equitable owner ( called the cestui que Use ) were made valid as against persons claiming any legal estate in the land to the use of the conveying party . By the 1 Henry VII . , c . 4 , it was enacted that real ...
... conveyances of the Equitable owner ( called the cestui que Use ) were made valid as against persons claiming any legal estate in the land to the use of the conveying party . By the 1 Henry VII . , c . 4 , it was enacted that real ...
Page 142
... conveyance of a Legal estate of freehold duration , there- fore , it was necessary that the conveying party should presently part with the freehold in possession ; for , as it was said , every conveyance of the freehold must take imme ...
... conveyance of a Legal estate of freehold duration , there- fore , it was necessary that the conveying party should presently part with the freehold in possession ; for , as it was said , every conveyance of the freehold must take imme ...
Page 147
... conveyance operating inter vivos , provided that such limitations were in form declarations of Uses to arise out of the seisin in the land . of another person than those in whose favour such Uses were declared . After the passing of the ...
... conveyance operating inter vivos , provided that such limitations were in form declarations of Uses to arise out of the seisin in the land . of another person than those in whose favour such Uses were declared . After the passing of the ...
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