Add to ORKGNothing is more settled in the law of remainders than that an indefeasibly vested remainder is transmissible to the remainderman\u27s heirs or devisees upon the remainderman\u27s death. Thus, where a grantor conveys property to A for life, then to B and her heirs, B\u27s remainder passes to B\u27s heirs or devisees if B dies during the life of A. Inheritability of vested remainders was recognized in the time of Edward I, and devisability was recognized with the Statute of Wills in 1540
It is almost an axiom of the common law that upon the death of a person the title to his personal pr...
The trustee bank petitioned for instructions as to the proper disposition of the remainder of a trus...
Testator\u27s will provided that his property should go to his wife W for life, then in equal shares...
Nothing is more settled in the law of remainders than that an indefeasibly vested remainder is trans...
The pervasive social policy underlying the Anglo-American law on succession of property at death is ...
The Act repeals a portion of the 1998 Probate Code Revision and provides that any real property belo...
The common law gave to vested remainders many of the qualities of present estates, and most of the q...
The common law of future interests has long held that remainder interests are transmissible, unless ...
A testator left property in trust for his wife and son, or the survivor of them, for life. There fol...
T died testate, leaving a life estate to her children A and B, with the remainder to granddaughter C...
In England and Wales, testators are relatively free to leave their estate as they wish under a valid...
Testator devised properties to trustees to provide his wife and son with an income for life. The wil...
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, applying common law rules of construction, has decided that a lif...
THE common law of perpetuities is one of the most interesting examples of almost pure judicial legis...
Here probably is not a more cited case in the law of survivorships than the leading case of Moore v....
It is almost an axiom of the common law that upon the death of a person the title to his personal pr...
The trustee bank petitioned for instructions as to the proper disposition of the remainder of a trus...
Testator\u27s will provided that his property should go to his wife W for life, then in equal shares...
Nothing is more settled in the law of remainders than that an indefeasibly vested remainder is trans...
The pervasive social policy underlying the Anglo-American law on succession of property at death is ...
The Act repeals a portion of the 1998 Probate Code Revision and provides that any real property belo...
The common law gave to vested remainders many of the qualities of present estates, and most of the q...
The common law of future interests has long held that remainder interests are transmissible, unless ...
A testator left property in trust for his wife and son, or the survivor of them, for life. There fol...
T died testate, leaving a life estate to her children A and B, with the remainder to granddaughter C...
In England and Wales, testators are relatively free to leave their estate as they wish under a valid...
Testator devised properties to trustees to provide his wife and son with an income for life. The wil...
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, applying common law rules of construction, has decided that a lif...
THE common law of perpetuities is one of the most interesting examples of almost pure judicial legis...
Here probably is not a more cited case in the law of survivorships than the leading case of Moore v....
It is almost an axiom of the common law that upon the death of a person the title to his personal pr...
The trustee bank petitioned for instructions as to the proper disposition of the remainder of a trus...
Testator\u27s will provided that his property should go to his wife W for life, then in equal shares...