American Law Reports Annotated, Том 11Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1921 |
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... performance of certain acts by grantee during mak- er's life , 81 . ( n ) Provision that prop- erty is to be divided among grantees at maker's death , 82 . ( 0 ) Provision that title is to vest or pass upon maker's death , 82 . on or ...
... performance of certain acts by grantee during mak- er's life , 81 . ( n ) Provision that prop- erty is to be divided among grantees at maker's death , 82 . ( 0 ) Provision that title is to vest or pass upon maker's death , 82 . on or ...
Сторінка 55
... performance of his trust . That this must be so is to be seen , not only from the language employed , but from the fact that then and there , and as a part of the same transaction , the grantor made and de- livered to the trustee an ...
... performance of his trust . That this must be so is to be seen , not only from the language employed , but from the fact that then and there , and as a part of the same transaction , the grantor made and de- livered to the trustee an ...
Сторінка 81
... performance of certain condi- tions ; but these conditions are preced- ent by the very terms of the instru- ment . " An instrument following in general the form of a deed , in Phifer v . Mullis ( 1914 ) 167 N. C. 405 , 83 S. E. 582 ...
... performance of certain condi- tions ; but these conditions are preced- ent by the very terms of the instru- ment . " An instrument following in general the form of a deed , in Phifer v . Mullis ( 1914 ) 167 N. C. 405 , 83 S. E. 582 ...
Сторінка 86
... performance of the conditions named . This language im- plies that an estate was intended to pass by the conveyance ; if this were not so , it would seem inconsistent to state that the conveyance should not be absolute until these ...
... performance of the conditions named . This language im- plies that an estate was intended to pass by the conveyance ; if this were not so , it would seem inconsistent to state that the conveyance should not be absolute until these ...
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... performance of which the instrument became effective . We think there was an intent on the part of the grantor that the instrument should not become effective as a con- veyance until after her death , and until the performance of the ...
... performance of which the instrument became effective . We think there was an intent on the part of the grantor that the instrument should not become effective as a con- veyance until after her death , and until the performance of the ...
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