American Law Reports Annotated, Том 11Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1921 |
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... grant , being in the habendum , was void as repugnant to the grant , a holding which is supported by some of the authorities . The rule adopted by this court in Burlington University v . Barrett , 22 Iowa , 72 , 92 Am . Dec. 376 , as ...
... grant , being in the habendum , was void as repugnant to the grant , a holding which is supported by some of the authorities . The rule adopted by this court in Burlington University v . Barrett , 22 Iowa , 72 , 92 Am . Dec. 376 , as ...
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... grant- or's death . ) " To have and to hold the above- described premises to the said Bryant P. Wynn , of the second part , his heirs and assigns , to be his at my death , and the death of my wife . ' Wynn v . Wynn , 112 Ga . 214 , 37 ...
... grant- or's death . ) " To have and to hold the above- described premises to the said Bryant P. Wynn , of the second part , his heirs and assigns , to be his at my death , and the death of my wife . ' Wynn v . Wynn , 112 Ga . 214 , 37 ...
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... grant . The language of the deed does not , in express terms , negative an intention upon the part of grant- ors to pass a present interest to said real estate ; nor does it in clear terms declare that to be their inten- tion . The ...
... grant . The language of the deed does not , in express terms , negative an intention upon the part of grant- ors to pass a present interest to said real estate ; nor does it in clear terms declare that to be their inten- tion . The ...
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... grant of a freehold estate , to begin in futuro , it is said : " It is undeniable that , by any of the old common - law conveyances , a freehold could not be granted to take effect at a future time . But we think it quite as well ...
... grant of a freehold estate , to begin in futuro , it is said : " It is undeniable that , by any of the old common - law conveyances , a freehold could not be granted to take effect at a future time . But we think it quite as well ...
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... grant , certain property to his wife , in con- sideration of the affection he bears her , is held to be valid as a covenant to stand seised to uses . And in Pledger v . David ( 1812 ) 4 Desauss . Eq . ( S. C. ) 264 , involving a deed in ...
... grant , certain property to his wife , in con- sideration of the affection he bears her , is held to be valid as a covenant to stand seised to uses . And in Pledger v . David ( 1812 ) 4 Desauss . Eq . ( S. C. ) 264 , involving a deed in ...
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