The Law-dictionary, Explaining the Rise, Progress, and Present State of the British Law:: K-ZJ. and W. T. Clarke; Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1835 - Law |
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... interest it is more properly an assignment than a lease . He that letteth is called the lessor , and he to whom the ... interest the lessee hath in the thing demised ; and then it is rather referred to the thing taken or bad , and the ...
... interest it is more properly an assignment than a lease . He that letteth is called the lessor , and he to whom the ... interest the lessee hath in the thing demised ; and then it is rather referred to the thing taken or bad , and the ...
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... interest that doth pass for that time . These leases for years do some of them commence in præ- senti , and some in futuro at a day to come ; and the lease that is to begin in futuro is called an interesse termini , or future in- terest ...
... interest that doth pass for that time . These leases for years do some of them commence in præ- senti , and some in futuro at a day to come ; and the lease that is to begin in futuro is called an interesse termini , or future in- terest ...
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... interest the lessee hath in the thing demised ; and then it is rather referred to the thing taken or had , and the interest of the taker therein ; but it is more accurately applied rather to the manner or means of attaining or coming to ...
... interest the lessee hath in the thing demised ; and then it is rather referred to the thing taken or had , and the interest of the taker therein ; but it is more accurately applied rather to the manner or means of attaining or coming to ...
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... interest rendered secure and permanent , long terms began to be more frequent than before , and were afterwards extensively introduced , being found extremely convenient for family settlements and mort- gages ; continuing subject ...
... interest rendered secure and permanent , long terms began to be more frequent than before , and were afterwards extensively introduced , being found extremely convenient for family settlements and mort- gages ; continuing subject ...
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... interest never enters by virtue of his term , but enters before , and continues after the commencement of the term , and then the lessor ousts him , the lessee may assign over his term of the land . 1 Lev . 47. But a lease to begin at ...
... interest never enters by virtue of his term , but enters before , and continues after the commencement of the term , and then the lessor ousts him , the lessee may assign over his term of the land . 1 Lev . 47. But a lease to begin at ...
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