Treatise On Deeds And Forms Used in the Constitution Transmission And Extincti
Treatise On Deeds And Forms Used in the Constitution Transmission And Extincti
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C, (p. 368 of vol. ) 5 S. 383.
(/) See Grant, 22d Feb. 1760. M. 8740. There is here a remarkable example of the creation and after-extinction of a base fee for the purpose of splitting the property and superiority, and creating a vote under the old system of voting.
TITLE XIII MODES OF ENTRY.
1G5. Seller enteked — The nature and effect of the feudal forms of resignation and confirmation may be illustrated 240 Absolute > 1G5. SELLER ENTERED. J Mo. Les of Conveyances, } ( Entry.
by some practical... examples of their application. In this, the simplest of cases, the seller grants a disposition in the ordi- nary form, on which the purchaser may complete his title by infeftment on the indefinite precept, followed by charter of confirmation ; or by charter of resignation and sasine. The former method is that employed by all conveyancers who study the absolute security of their employers, and is consequently the form most general in practice.
166. Seller infeft, but not entered. — When the seller's title stands on a sasine proceeding on a disposition of sale, unconfirmed by the superior, he grants to the purchaser a disposition of the usual tenor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C, (p. 368 of vol. ) 5 S. 383.
(/) See Grant, 22d Feb. 1760. M. 8740. There is here a remarkable example of the creation and after-extinction of a base fee for the purpose of splitting the property and superiority, and creating a vote under the old system of voting.
TITLE XIII MODES OF ENTRY.
1G5. Seller enteked — The nature and effect of the feudal forms of resignation and confirmation may be illustrated 240 Absolute > 1G5. SELLER ENTERED. J Mo. Les of Conveyances, } ( Entry.
by some practical... examples of their application. In this, the simplest of cases, the seller grants a disposition in the ordi- nary form, on which the purchaser may complete his title by infeftment on the indefinite precept, followed by charter of confirmation ; or by charter of resignation and sasine. The former method is that employed by all conveyancers who study the absolute security of their employers, and is consequently the form most general in practice.
166. Seller infeft, but not entered. — When the seller's title stands on a sasine proceeding on a disposition of sale, unconfirmed by the superior, he grants to the purchaser a disposition of the usual tenor.
What to read after Treatise On Deeds And Forms Used in the Constitution Transmission And Extincti?
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