Suspension of the Power of Alienation, And Postponement of Vesting, Under the Laws of New York.
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593. Compare Hawley v.
James, 16 Wend. 61, 133^.
» Manice v. Manice, 43 N. Y. 303, 375; Radley v. Kuhn, 97 N. Y. 36, 35; Matter of Howland, 75 App. Div. 307, 311; Woodgate v. Fleet, 64 N. Y. 566, 572-3; Greenland v. Waddell, 116 N. Y. 334, 345; Schlereth v.
Sohlereth, 173 N. Y. 444, 454; Morton v. Morton, 8 Barb. 18; Monypeny V. Monypeny, 131 App. Div. 269; 136 App. Div. 677; 203 N. Y. 90.
» Manice v. Manice, 43 N. Y. 303, 374.
* 33 N. Y. 593.
56 GENERAL PRINCIPLES. [CH. II.
fants, A, B and C, ...as tenants in common, subject as to each share, in case of the death of the respective infant during minority, without issue, to devolution over upon a like qualified fee, to the survivors or survivor, and in case of the death of all during minority, without issue, then over in fee to D. Assuming all the infants to die under age, without issue, and taking for consideration the share of A, as the first to die, it will be seen that on his death his share would pass in equal sub-shares to B and C; and that at the death of B, the second to die, his sub-share (as well as his own full share) would pass to C, subject to possible like defeat in favor of D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
593. Compare Hawley v.
James, 16 Wend. 61, 133^.
» Manice v. Manice, 43 N. Y. 303, 375; Radley v. Kuhn, 97 N. Y. 36, 35; Matter of Howland, 75 App. Div. 307, 311; Woodgate v. Fleet, 64 N. Y. 566, 572-3; Greenland v. Waddell, 116 N. Y. 334, 345; Schlereth v.
Sohlereth, 173 N. Y. 444, 454; Morton v. Morton, 8 Barb. 18; Monypeny V. Monypeny, 131 App. Div. 269; 136 App. Div. 677; 203 N. Y. 90.
» Manice v. Manice, 43 N. Y. 303, 374.
* 33 N. Y. 593.
56 GENERAL PRINCIPLES. [CH. II.
fants, A, B and C, ...as tenants in common, subject as to each share, in case of the death of the respective infant during minority, without issue, to devolution over upon a like qualified fee, to the survivors or survivor, and in case of the death of all during minority, without issue, then over in fee to D. Assuming all the infants to die under age, without issue, and taking for consideration the share of A, as the first to die, it will be seen that on his death his share would pass in equal sub-shares to B and C; and that at the death of B, the second to die, his sub-share (as well as his own full share) would pass to C, subject to possible like defeat in favor of D.
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