The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 72
... heir would be expressed to be as of the expiration of the particular estate ; in the other case , it would be ... heir of P. Thereafter G died under age and with- out leaving issue . It was held that the executory devise did not merge in ...
... heir would be expressed to be as of the expiration of the particular estate ; in the other case , it would be ... heir of P. Thereafter G died under age and with- out leaving issue . It was held that the executory devise did not merge in ...
Page 73
... heir in succession , regardless of whether he be the heir of the original vested remainderman to whom the estate was limited in fee sim- ple or of the original reversioner , can alien the remainder or the reversion , and pass the title ...
... heir in succession , regardless of whether he be the heir of the original vested remainderman to whom the estate was limited in fee sim- ple or of the original reversioner , can alien the remainder or the reversion , and pass the title ...
Page 74
... heir at law may grant or release the reversion ; and so any intermediate heir , if there should be any before the termination of the estate tail . " In Bishop v . Fountaine , there was a devise of land to a trustee in trust to convey to ...
... heir at law may grant or release the reversion ; and so any intermediate heir , if there should be any before the termination of the estate tail . " In Bishop v . Fountaine , there was a devise of land to a trustee in trust to convey to ...
Page 75
... heir . 2 Mr. Fearne , 1 speaking of Bishop v . Fountaine , says : " Con- tingent estates , appear formerly to have been held , not devisable by the person entitled thereto , whilst they remained contingent , as in the case of Bishop v ...
... heir . 2 Mr. Fearne , 1 speaking of Bishop v . Fountaine , says : " Con- tingent estates , appear formerly to have been held , not devisable by the person entitled thereto , whilst they remained contingent , as in the case of Bishop v ...
Page 76
... heir of an executory devisee , is enhanced by the contingency , which would frequently arise , that the ultimate heir might not be the heir at all of the inter- mediate heir . In Winslow v . Goodwin , there is a very forcible expression ...
... heir of an executory devisee , is enhanced by the contingency , which would frequently arise , that the ultimate heir might not be the heir at all of the inter- mediate heir . In Winslow v . Goodwin , there is a very forcible expression ...
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