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191 Q. A, an infant eighteen years of age, conveys certain real es- tate to B, his father. He spends the money received from the sale, and on coming of age demands the property. Was the conveyance valid ? What are the rights of the parties ?
A. The conveyance is voidable at the election of the infant, who can recover the property without restoring the consideration.
" Where a son during infancy conveys real estate to his father, re- ceiving and expending or wasting the consideration therefor, b...efore his arrival at full age, and has no other property with which to re- place it, he may disaffirm his deed after he arrives at full age, without restoring or offering to restore the consideration. Mere acquiescence by the son, without any affirmative act for three years after his arrival at full age, is not a ratification of the con- veyance." Green v. Green, 69 JN. Y. 653.
192 EQUITY.
CHAPTER XL Equity.
Q. State three maxims of equity, and give a state of facts wherein one of them will apply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
191 Q. A, an infant eighteen years of age, conveys certain real es- tate to B, his father. He spends the money received from the sale, and on coming of age demands the property. Was the conveyance valid ? What are the rights of the parties ?
A. The conveyance is voidable at the election of the infant, who can recover the property without restoring the consideration.
" Where a son during infancy conveys real estate to his father, re- ceiving and expending or wasting the consideration therefor, b...efore his arrival at full age, and has no other property with which to re- place it, he may disaffirm his deed after he arrives at full age, without restoring or offering to restore the consideration. Mere acquiescence by the son, without any affirmative act for three years after his arrival at full age, is not a ratification of the con- veyance." Green v. Green, 69 JN. Y. 653.
192 EQUITY.
CHAPTER XL Equity.
Q. State three maxims of equity, and give a state of facts wherein one of them will apply.
What to read after New York Bar Examination Questions And Answers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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