Principles of Property in Land
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heritances is hurtful to agriculture. But this is a misapprehension. The uniform evidence of French agriculturists is to the effect that agriculture is rapidly improving, and that the production from small properties, and the price of small properties, is greater, and is more quickly increasing, than in the case of large properties. But the error in the French law consists in the regulation that every separate description of property, personal and real, and every separate estate in land, mu...st, on succes- sion, be divided into shares. Naturally, this not only makes each portion smaller than it need be, but it may give to each child two or more patches of ground separated at considerable distances from each other. Similar rules, though subject to some modi- fication, exist in Jersey and Guernsey. The remedy is sometimes supplied by the agreement of the mem- bers of the family to take their shares, of equal value, wholly in real or wholly in personal property, or to divide the real property into lots that shall be con- tiguous.
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heritances is hurtful to agriculture. But this is a misapprehension. The uniform evidence of French agriculturists is to the effect that agriculture is rapidly improving, and that the production from small properties, and the price of small properties, is greater, and is more quickly increasing, than in the case of large properties. But the error in the French law consists in the regulation that every separate description of property, personal and real, and every separate estate in land, mu...st, on succes- sion, be divided into shares. Naturally, this not only makes each portion smaller than it need be, but it may give to each child two or more patches of ground separated at considerable distances from each other. Similar rules, though subject to some modi- fication, exist in Jersey and Guernsey. The remedy is sometimes supplied by the agreement of the mem- bers of the family to take their shares, of equal value, wholly in real or wholly in personal property, or to divide the real property into lots that shall be con- tiguous.
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