The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 142
... necessary that the conveying party should presently part with the freehold in possession ; for , as it was said , every conveyance of the freehold must take imme- diate effect . Where the limitation was of an estate in remainder , the ...
... necessary that the conveying party should presently part with the freehold in possession ; for , as it was said , every conveyance of the freehold must take imme- diate effect . Where the limitation was of an estate in remainder , the ...
Page 144
... necessary now to advert to the rules of Equity , which , before the Statute of Uses , governed limitations of Uses or Equitable estates ; for , as has been already shown , the effect of the Statute was indirectly to enable the Legal ...
... necessary now to advert to the rules of Equity , which , before the Statute of Uses , governed limitations of Uses or Equitable estates ; for , as has been already shown , the effect of the Statute was indirectly to enable the Legal ...
Page 149
... necessary for him to make a conveyance to a stranger , and to obtain a reconveyance from such stranger to himself , or to his wife ( as the case might be ) . In Equity , however , before the Statute of Uses , a person might have ...
... necessary for him to make a conveyance to a stranger , and to obtain a reconveyance from such stranger to himself , or to his wife ( as the case might be ) . In Equity , however , before the Statute of Uses , a person might have ...
Page 150
... necessary that it should vest in them all at one and the same instant . But it is said by Lord Coke , that by means of limitations of Uses an estate may vest in several persons as joint tenants at several times . The explanation of this ...
... necessary that it should vest in them all at one and the same instant . But it is said by Lord Coke , that by means of limitations of Uses an estate may vest in several persons as joint tenants at several times . The explanation of this ...
Page 162
... necessary to extend the remedy to municipal elections , but from a regard to conciseness and clearness I have limited the scope of the Bill to Parlia- mentary Elections . The principle of the Bill is shortly as follows : - Clause 3 ...
... necessary to extend the remedy to municipal elections , but from a regard to conciseness and clearness I have limited the scope of the Bill to Parlia- mentary Elections . The principle of the Bill is shortly as follows : - Clause 3 ...
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