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Page 138. v. COUNTY BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF LAWRENCE COUNTY, Illinois. Keeble v. Hickeringill (Eng. 2 (1984); and Michael Braunstein, Remedy, Reason, and the Statute of Frauds: A Critical Economic Analysis, 1989 Utah L. 383. B has a vested remainder when reaches 21. Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees and notes, pages 208-215. You should be able to distinguish between an easement, profit, and license. Ct. 270, 530 N. 2d 798 (1988); Winstanley v. Chapman, 325 Mass. Lecture: Easements, Covenants, and Equitable Servitudes. Both are available in the library. Validity and Enforcement of Covenants. The court found that Harry was entitled to a simple, calculable fee, but it refused to rule on whether or not the condition had been broken.

Leasehold estates, 244. White v. Brown, 559 S. 2d 938 (Tenn. 1977). Rachel conveyed land, " to Billy for life, and after Billy's death to his children in equal shares.

Chain of Title Problems. Restraints on alienation cannot say things like "I do not want me house sold" usually will be found invalid. Recording Systems and the Mortgage Meltdown. Fee simple subject to a condition subsequent example: to the Hartford School, but if it ceases to be used for school purposes, then grantor has right of entry. The Nonconforming Use. Please note that a failure to comply with the Statute of Frauds may be overcome by the part performance doctrine. The Economics of Zoning. Commons v. Westwood Zoning Board of Adjustment. The Decline of Feudalism. "otherwise to revert" is inconsistent with a fee simple subject to a condition subsequent. Garner v. Gerrish (NY 1984) and notes, pages 365-368.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer v. American Honda Motor Co., 900 F. Supp. Harold Demsetz, Toward a Theory of Property Rights, Note on Externalities and notes pages 35-50. 1987), a case with similar facts which held that "a future interest in real property is compensable" under the Texas Constitution's Takings Clause. D. Property in Intangibles. Jolls, Sunstein, and Thaler, A Behavioral Approach to Law and Economics, pp. State v. City of Rochester. Diaz v. HOME FEDERAL SAV. Termination of Easements. 1061, 1090-1097 (1979); McCain v. McCain, 549 P. 2d 896, 899-900 (Kan. 1976); Gregg v. Gregg, 510 A. Upshot: IMPORTANT CASE.

InstructorTodd Berman. Therefore it is an alternative contingent remainder. Plaintiff's Argument: The word "only" communicated a fee simple determinable. NBA v. Motorola (2nd Cir. D. Tenancy at Sufferance. Conclusion: A close analysis of the wording of the original grant shows that the grantors intended to create a fee simple determinable followed by a possibility of reverter. C. Private v. Common Ownership. Gwen died prior to James receiving the deed and letter. Julie Carr Smyth, Ohio Court: Relatives Have No Right to Body Parts (AP 2005). 1978) and notes, pages 990-1006. Note: Retaliatory Eviction pages 439-440.

Holbrook v. Taylor (KY 1976) and notes, pages 677-681. iii) Implied Easements. Miller v. Lutheran Conference & Camp Association. Walter E. Barnett, Marketable Title ActsùPanacea or Pandemonium? Easements by Necessity: Othen v. Rosier (TX 1950) and notes, pages 689-696. iv) Easement by Prescription. Neponsit Property Owners' Association, Inc. Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Synopsis of Rule of Law.

See, S. D. G. v. Inventory Control Co., 178 N. Super. Pollack v. Williams, 322 U. Adverse possession is a way for a wrongful possessor to acquire lawful possession of real property. Daniels v. Anderson. H. The Problem of Decent Affordable Housing.

C. Dent Bostick, Loosening the Grip of the Dead Hand: Shall We Abolish Legal Future Interests in Land? Another example of a reversion includes: If Owner conveys land to Brian for life, Owner would have a reversionary interest in the land. We [93 370] emphasize here that although sec. What type of property interest do Billy's children possess?

Coffin v. Left Hand Ditch Co., 6 Colo. 443 (1882). Covenants and Equitable Servitudes. Trials, litigation, etc. Also, under the doctrine of conquest, land can be taken by force, which includes all title or claims to the land.

On remand, the circuit court granted defendants' motion for summary judgment, and plaintiffs appeal. Did the language of a conveyance properly convey an interest in real property?