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Page 138
And that the estate , title , right , and possession that was in the person or persons
seised of such lands , tenements , or here . ditaments , to the Use , confidence , or
trust of any other person or persons , or any body politick , shall be deemed ...
And that the estate , title , right , and possession that was in the person or persons
seised of such lands , tenements , or here . ditaments , to the Use , confidence , or
trust of any other person or persons , or any body politick , shall be deemed ...
Page 139
... the Equitable doctrine was that an Use could not be raised without
transmutation of the possession , except upon the consideration of money or
money ' s worth , or that of natural love and affection , or marriage ; and this
Equitable doctrine ...
... the Equitable doctrine was that an Use could not be raised without
transmutation of the possession , except upon the consideration of money or
money ' s worth , or that of natural love and affection , or marriage ; and this
Equitable doctrine ...
Page 140
Although the design of the Statute of Uses was thus defeated , the Statute itself
had the most important effects in enlarging the power of disposition which the
owner of land possessed over the Legal estate therein . For the Statute , it must
be ...
Although the design of the Statute of Uses was thus defeated , the Statute itself
had the most important effects in enlarging the power of disposition which the
owner of land possessed over the Legal estate therein . For the Statute , it must
be ...
Page 142
The practical operation of the two rules above stated was , that in a conveyance
made inter vivos , a Legal estate of freehold duration could only be limited in
possession , that is , so as to confer an immediate power of possession and ...
The practical operation of the two rules above stated was , that in a conveyance
made inter vivos , a Legal estate of freehold duration could only be limited in
possession , that is , so as to confer an immediate power of possession and ...
Page 150
If the estate conveyed was an estate in possession , the form commonly
employed was livery of seisin , that is , a delivery to the alienee of the seisin or
feudal possession of the land ; though an estate of freehold in possession might
have been ...
If the estate conveyed was an estate in possession , the form commonly
employed was livery of seisin , that is , a delivery to the alienee of the seisin or
feudal possession of the land ; though an estate of freehold in possession might
have been ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1881 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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