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Page 143
And a limitation of a Legal estate of freehold to take effect in defeasance of a
preceding limitation contained in the same instrument was also rendered void by
the second of the rules above mentioned ; for the effect of such a limitation , if
valid ...
And a limitation of a Legal estate of freehold to take effect in defeasance of a
preceding limitation contained in the same instrument was also rendered void by
the second of the rules above mentioned ; for the effect of such a limitation , if
valid ...
Page 144
before the estate limited by the executory limitation became vested , the limitation
became void . Thus stood the common law before the Statute of Uses with
respect to limitations of Legal estates of freehold . It is necessary now to advert to
the ...
before the estate limited by the executory limitation became vested , the limitation
became void . Thus stood the common law before the Statute of Uses with
respect to limitations of Legal estates of freehold . It is necessary now to advert to
the ...
Page 145
Even a limitation of an Use to arise and take effect in defeasance of some
preceding limitation contained in the same ... in Equity , applied as between
several limitations contained in the same instrument ; a limitation of an Equitable
estate was ...
Even a limitation of an Use to arise and take effect in defeasance of some
preceding limitation contained in the same ... in Equity , applied as between
several limitations contained in the same instrument ; a limitation of an Equitable
estate was ...
Page 146
Now a limitation of an Use to be acquired upon the happening of some future
event always took effect according to the intention of the parties , upon the
happening of the event- specified , and although a particular estate limited by a
preceding ...
Now a limitation of an Use to be acquired upon the happening of some future
event always took effect according to the intention of the parties , upon the
happening of the event- specified , and although a particular estate limited by a
preceding ...
Page 147
not by way of remainder of Legal estates of freehold , therefore , became valid ,
even in a conveyance operating inter vivos , provided that such limitations were
in form declarations of Uses to arise out of the seisin in the land of another
person ...
not by way of remainder of Legal estates of freehold , therefore , became valid ,
even in a conveyance operating inter vivos , provided that such limitations were
in form declarations of Uses to arise out of the seisin in the land of another
person ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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