The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 71
... statute , an executory devise , though limited to A and his heirs , can not be assigned ; but that in equity , it is ... statutes have very generally made legal executory interests alienable as well as releasable . " 4 Under the old law ...
... statute , an executory devise , though limited to A and his heirs , can not be assigned ; but that in equity , it is ... statutes have very generally made legal executory interests alienable as well as releasable . " 4 Under the old law ...
Page 76
... statute . The language of the statute is unam- biguous . If an intestate is entitled to any interest in real or personal estate , vested or contingent , it will pass by force of the statute to his heirs or administrator , in the same ...
... statute . The language of the statute is unam- biguous . If an intestate is entitled to any interest in real or personal estate , vested or contingent , it will pass by force of the statute to his heirs or administrator , in the same ...
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The statute De Donis has never been the law of South Caro- lina ; so that what would be an estate tail wherever the estate tail exists , is in South Carolina the ancient fee simple conditional at the common law ; to which a possibility ...
The statute De Donis has never been the law of South Caro- lina ; so that what would be an estate tail wherever the estate tail exists , is in South Carolina the ancient fee simple conditional at the common law ; to which a possibility ...
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... statute of 1 Vict . , 2 provides that it shall be lawful for every person to devise , bequeath or dispose of by his will all real and personal estate which he shall be entitled to either at law or in equity ; and that the power hereby ...
... statute of 1 Vict . , 2 provides that it shall be lawful for every person to devise , bequeath or dispose of by his will all real and personal estate which he shall be entitled to either at law or in equity ; and that the power hereby ...
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... statute " authorizing devises , etc. And in Hayden v . Stoughton 3 the court says that a right of entry for condition broken is a " contingent interest . " 3 And so , in Brigham v . Shattuck , 5 the court speaks of a right of entry for ...
... statute " authorizing devises , etc. And in Hayden v . Stoughton 3 the court says that a right of entry for condition broken is a " contingent interest . " 3 And so , in Brigham v . Shattuck , 5 the court speaks of a right of entry for ...
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