The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 71
... limited in fee , - in a case which is free from the imperfection of remoteness . We must , then , take up the subject of the descent of a future interest , together with that of the power of the heir for the time being , to alienate ...
... limited in fee , - in a case which is free from the imperfection of remoteness . We must , then , take up the subject of the descent of a future interest , together with that of the power of the heir for the time being , to alienate ...
Page 72
... limited in fee , whenever the contingency should happen.1 Thus , in the case of vested interests , the ascertainment of the heir would be expressed to be as of the expiration of the particular estate ; in the other case , it would be ...
... limited in fee , whenever the contingency should happen.1 Thus , in the case of vested interests , the ascertainment of the heir would be expressed to be as of the expiration of the particular estate ; in the other case , it would be ...
Page 73
... limited in fee sim- ple or of the original reversioner , can alien the remainder or the reversion , and pass the title to it . And even under the old law of the descent of the vested remainder and of the reversion , limited to one in ...
... limited in fee sim- ple or of the original reversioner , can alien the remainder or the reversion , and pass the title to it . And even under the old law of the descent of the vested remainder and of the reversion , limited to one in ...
Page 75
... limited to one and his heirs , descending , there could be no merger with the preceding fee because the executory interest while it remained executory could have no existence . If the testator's son in Goodright v . Searle had been the ...
... limited to one and his heirs , descending , there could be no merger with the preceding fee because the executory interest while it remained executory could have no existence . If the testator's son in Goodright v . Searle had been the ...
Page 80
... 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 . We introduce this ...
... 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 . We introduce this ...
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