 | United States. Supreme Court - 1885 - 848 páginas
...court the first tenant in tail (although an infant, incapable at law of barring remaindermen), and if no tenant in tail in being, the first person entitled...inheritance, and if no such person, then the tenant for life. But the reason assigned by that great master of equity pleading was, "that where all the parties are... | |
 | 1922 - 1218 páginas
...being. Also Gifford v. Hart, l Sch. & Let, wherein it was declared to be sufficient to bring uefore the court the first tenant in tail in being, and,...and, if no such person, then the tenant for life. Where all the parties are brought into court and the court acts on the property according to the rights... | |
 | 1890 - 1282 páginas
...SP C. intermediate, and was liable to be destroyed by anything which defeated those estates. * * * It is sufficient to bring before the court the first...the first person entitled to the inheritance, and if nosuch person, then the tenant for life." Freem. Judgm. § 172, and cases cited. Applying these principles... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court - 1889 - 810 páginas
...same opinion Lord Redesdale said: " Courts of equity have determined on grounds of high expediency that it is sufficient to bring before the court the...and if no such person, then the tenant for life." Ib. ibid. These propositions are substantially repeated in his Treatise on Pleading. 173, 174, where... | |
 | 1890 - 1294 páginas
...SP C. intermediate, and was liable to be destroyed by anything which defeated those estates. * * * It is sufficient to bring before the court the first...and if no such person, then the tenant for life." Freem. Judgm. § 172, and cases cited. Applying these principles to this case, we do not find appellants... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1892 - 644 páginas
...which defeated those estates.* According to the views entertained and expressed by Lord Redesdale, "it is sufficient to bring before the court the first...inheritance, and if no such person, then the tenant for life. It has been repeatedly determined that if there be tenant for life, remainder to his first son in tail,... | |
 | Virginia. Supreme Court of Appeals - 1893 - 1064 páginas
...that it is sufficient to bring before the court the first tenant in tail in being, and, if there be n0 tenant in tail in being, the first person entitled...and, if no such person, then the tenant for life." See also Faulkner v. Davis, 18 Gratt. 651 ; Fitzg'Mon v. Barry, 78 Ya. 755. Besides, the fair inference... | |
 | Lewis Naphtali Dembitz - 1895 - 890 páginas
...sufficient, as courts of equity have determined on grounds of high expediency, to bring before the court the first person entitled to the inheritance, and, if no such person, then the tenant for life.' Ix,rd Eldon places the doctrine on the ground of necessity, and 'by analogy to the law, according to... | |
 | Walter Ashburner - 1897 - 688 páginas
...before the Court. Gore v. Stacpoole, 1 Dow, 18, 31. The first tenant in tail in being, and, if there is no tenant in tail in being, the first person entitled to the inheritance, and if there is no such person, then the tenant for life sufficiently represents the inheritance. Lloyd v.... | |
 | 1894 - 804 páginas
...court the first tenant in tail, (although an infant, incapable at law of barring remaindermen,) and if no tenant in tail in being, the first person entitled...inheritance, and if no such person, then the tenant for life. But the reason assigned by that great master of equit}r pleading was, ' that where all the parties... | |
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Courts of equity have determined on grounds of high expediency that it is sufficient to bring before the court the first tenant in tail in being, and if there be no tenant in tail in being, the first person entitled to the inheritance, and if no such... 
