The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 421
... freehold , are about as objectionable as any divisions and expressions possibly could be . Some of the objections which may be urged against them form the subject of the following comments . I. REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY . Of all the ...
... freehold , are about as objectionable as any divisions and expressions possibly could be . Some of the objections which may be urged against them form the subject of the following comments . I. REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY . Of all the ...
Page 428
... freehold thereof , be deemed to lie in grant as well as in livery . " Moreover , there is no common characteristic amongst the various hereditaments called in- corporeal to entitle them to be classed together . Some of them might be ...
... freehold thereof , be deemed to lie in grant as well as in livery . " Moreover , there is no common characteristic amongst the various hereditaments called in- corporeal to entitle them to be classed together . Some of them might be ...
Page 429
... Freehold , but they of a greater estate have a Freehold ; for he in Fee simple hath a freehold , and tenant in tail hath a Freehold . " Commenting on this my Lord Coke confuses rather than explains . He extends the des- cription beyond ...
... Freehold , but they of a greater estate have a Freehold ; for he in Fee simple hath a freehold , and tenant in tail hath a Freehold . " Commenting on this my Lord Coke confuses rather than explains . He extends the des- cription beyond ...
Page 430
... freehold , that it is such an estate in lands as is conveyed by livery of seisin or in tenements of an incorporeal nature by what is equiva- lent thereto . " ( Commentaries book 2 , p . 104 ) . A remark as to the distinction between the ...
... freehold , that it is such an estate in lands as is conveyed by livery of seisin or in tenements of an incorporeal nature by what is equiva- lent thereto . " ( Commentaries book 2 , p . 104 ) . A remark as to the distinction between the ...
Page 431
... freehold , and a term of years which differs therefrom in being neither freehold nor realty . From this lease for lives therefore must be excluded everything which savours of such inferior creations of the law as terms of years ...
... freehold , and a term of years which differs therefrom in being neither freehold nor realty . From this lease for lives therefore must be excluded everything which savours of such inferior creations of the law as terms of years ...
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