The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 71
This is an important question ; because it involves the power over the alienation
of an executory limitation in fee , after the death of the ancestor to whom it is
limited in fee , - in a case which is free from the imperfection of remoteness . We
must ...
This is an important question ; because it involves the power over the alienation
of an executory limitation in fee , after the death of the ancestor to whom it is
limited in fee , - in a case which is free from the imperfection of remoteness . We
must ...
Page 72
entitled was he who should prove to be the heir of him to whom the interest was
limited in fee , whenever the contingency should happen . Thus , in the case of
vested interests , the ascertainment of the heir would be expressed to be as of the
...
entitled was he who should prove to be the heir of him to whom the interest was
limited in fee , whenever the contingency should happen . Thus , in the case of
vested interests , the ascertainment of the heir would be expressed to be as of the
...
Page 73
Moreover , and it must necessarily follow , that each heir in succession ,
regardless of whether he be the heir of the original vested remainderman to
whom the estate was limited in fee simple or of the original reversioner , can alien
the ...
Moreover , and it must necessarily follow , that each heir in succession ,
regardless of whether he be the heir of the original vested remainderman to
whom the estate was limited in fee simple or of the original reversioner , can alien
the ...
Page 75
It should be remembered that Mr. Fearne has declared that in the case of an
executory devise , limited to one and his heirs , descending , there could be no
merger with the preceding fee because the executory interest while it remained ...
It should be remembered that Mr. Fearne has declared that in the case of an
executory devise , limited to one and his heirs , descending , there could be no
merger with the preceding fee because the executory interest while it remained ...
Page 80
There were life estates previously limited to the class . The ground upon which it
was held that the bequest to the survivor did not come within the operation of the
rule against perpetuities was , that the class could alien their respective interests
...
There were life estates previously limited to the class . The ground upon which it
was held that the bequest to the survivor did not come within the operation of the
rule against perpetuities was , that the class could alien their respective interests
...
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