The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 71
... question we wish here to consider and more broadly , namely , whether , but for the inval- idity of the executory devise on the ground of its remoteness , the heirs of John Hancock for the time being , could not have passed the entire ...
... question we wish here to consider and more broadly , namely , whether , but for the inval- idity of the executory devise on the ground of its remoteness , the heirs of John Hancock for the time being , could not have passed the entire ...
Page 76
... question as to the power of alienation of an intermediate heir did not arise in that case ; nor did the question come up as to when the heir or next of kin of a person is to be ascertained . In Winslow v . Goodwin , 1 it is said by ...
... question as to the power of alienation of an intermediate heir did not arise in that case ; nor did the question come up as to when the heir or next of kin of a person is to be ascertained . In Winslow v . Goodwin , 1 it is said by ...
Page 77
... question arose as to any alienation of any kind by any- body . In Moore v . Rake , 1 the judges lay stress upon the fact that it was a vested remainder in fee simple which was descending ; and that a conveyance by an intermediate heir ...
... question arose as to any alienation of any kind by any- body . In Moore v . Rake , 1 the judges lay stress upon the fact that it was a vested remainder in fee simple which was descending ; and that a conveyance by an intermediate heir ...
Page 78
... question of alienation by an heir did not arise.1 3 999 In Deas v . Horry , 5 it was held that the possibility of reverter , subject to a fee simple conditional , descended to the person who should be the heir of the original grantor or ...
... question of alienation by an heir did not arise.1 3 999 In Deas v . Horry , 5 it was held that the possibility of reverter , subject to a fee simple conditional , descended to the person who should be the heir of the original grantor or ...
Page 85
... question was under what law a rever- sion should descend . The particular estate was a tenancy by the curtesy . The married woman , who was the owner in fee , died leaving a husband and children . At the time of her death , the law gave ...
... question was under what law a rever- sion should descend . The particular estate was a tenancy by the curtesy . The married woman , who was the owner in fee , died leaving a husband and children . At the time of her death , the law gave ...
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