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Page 177
NZLJ. 66 to A.'s reversionary interest , it is submitted that this is not an apt case for description of Anthony's interest as a reversion " . It is mentioned in Williams on Real Property , 18th ed . 308 , that if a tenant in fee simple ...
NZLJ. 66 to A.'s reversionary interest , it is submitted that this is not an apt case for description of Anthony's interest as a reversion " . It is mentioned in Williams on Real Property , 18th ed . 308 , that if a tenant in fee simple ...
Page 202
... interest to the holder of an interest that , if it vested at all , would succeed , and could never be contemporaneous with , her interest . As suggested in the heading to this part of the present article , Anthony's remainder , not yet ...
... interest to the holder of an interest that , if it vested at all , would succeed , and could never be contemporaneous with , her interest . As suggested in the heading to this part of the present article , Anthony's remainder , not yet ...
Page 203
... interest was assigned to Anthony expressly " to the intent that such interest shall merge and be extinguished and that the entire in- terest therein shall become immediately vested in possession in Anthony . " Here there was clearly ...
... interest was assigned to Anthony expressly " to the intent that such interest shall merge and be extinguished and that the entire in- terest therein shall become immediately vested in possession in Anthony . " Here there was clearly ...
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