The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 136
... lands to one person to the use of another ( or , as it was technically termed , of putting lands into Use ) prevailed so extensively that in the fifteenth century the greater part of the land in the kingdom was held in Use . This ...
... lands to one person to the use of another ( or , as it was technically termed , of putting lands into Use ) prevailed so extensively that in the fifteenth century the greater part of the land in the kingdom was held in Use . This ...
Page 137
... land could not make it available for payment of their debts . Purchasers of lands from the Equitable owners were defrauded by latent legal estates produced by feoffees to Uses . Persons claiming the land knew not against whom to bring ...
... land could not make it available for payment of their debts . Purchasers of lands from the Equitable owners were defrauded by latent legal estates produced by feoffees to Uses . Persons claiming the land knew not against whom to bring ...
Page 140
... land to the Use of another , its application may be prevented by the simple expedient of interposing a merely formal limitation of an Use ; and this is , in practice , the method resorted to whenever it is desired to prevent the ...
... land to the Use of another , its application may be prevented by the simple expedient of interposing a merely formal limitation of an Use ; and this is , in practice , the method resorted to whenever it is desired to prevent the ...
Page 141
... land to deal with the Legal estate therein as freely as formerly he might have dealt with the Use or Equitable estate . With reference to the operation of the Statute in these respects , it may truly be said to have revolutionised the ...
... land to deal with the Legal estate therein as freely as formerly he might have dealt with the Use or Equitable estate . With reference to the operation of the Statute in these respects , it may truly be said to have revolutionised the ...
Page 142
... land ; or in remainder , that is , so as to confer a power of possession and enjoyment of the land . upon the regular determination of some preceding particular Legal estate of freehold duration in possession , which the conveying party ...
... land ; or in remainder , that is , so as to confer a power of possession and enjoyment of the land . upon the regular determination of some preceding particular Legal estate of freehold duration in possession , which the conveying party ...
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