The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 81
... given lives in being and twenty - one years and nine months from the decease of the survivor , it may belong either to A and his heirs or to B and his heirs , this settle- ment is void for remoteness , although A and B together could no ...
... given lives in being and twenty - one years and nine months from the decease of the survivor , it may belong either to A and his heirs or to B and his heirs , this settle- ment is void for remoteness , although A and B together could no ...
Page 85
... given a construction " to our statute " authorizing devises , etc. And in Hayden v . Stoughton 3 the court says that a right of entry for condition broken is a " contingent interest . " 3 And so , in Brigham v . Shattuck , 5 the court ...
... given a construction " to our statute " authorizing devises , etc. And in Hayden v . Stoughton 3 the court says that a right of entry for condition broken is a " contingent interest . " 3 And so , in Brigham v . Shattuck , 5 the court ...
Page 87
... given ; 3 and here Hughes says that the above conclusion was the opinion of a greater part of the justices ; but that some other justices held contrary , " because she hath it as heir , and then the nearer heir being born , shall defeat ...
... given ; 3 and here Hughes says that the above conclusion was the opinion of a greater part of the justices ; but that some other justices held contrary , " because she hath it as heir , and then the nearer heir being born , shall defeat ...
Page 96
... given to a seal , over a written instrument not under seal by the same party ? Is there any reason in this commercial age why a man's name should not be just as good when written to an instrument without being followed by the word ...
... given to a seal , over a written instrument not under seal by the same party ? Is there any reason in this commercial age why a man's name should not be just as good when written to an instrument without being followed by the word ...
Page 98
... given by his ' Federal Proced- ure ' and other national works opened for him the position of editor of the Federal Reporter , and led to his removal to St. Paul . While there his Treatise on Taxation , ' in two volumes , was published ...
... given by his ' Federal Proced- ure ' and other national works opened for him the position of editor of the Federal Reporter , and led to his removal to St. Paul . While there his Treatise on Taxation , ' in two volumes , was published ...
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