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In English common law, fee
tail or
entail is a form of trust,
established by deed or settlement, that
restricts the sale or
inheritance of an
estate in...
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restrictions (
in the case of fee simple), or with
restrictions (
in the case of fee
tail). The
estate for
years and the life
estate are
estates not of inheritance;...
- as
in an
estate for years. A fee also
could be
limited through the
method of its inheritance, such as by an "entailment",
which created a fee
tail. Traditionally...
- Real
estate is
property consisting of land and the
buildings on it,
along with its
natural resources such as
growing crops (e.g. timber),
minerals or water...
- Garfield: A
Tail of Two
Kitties (released
in some
countries as
Garfield 2) is a 2006
adventure comedy film
directed by Tim Hill and
written by Joel Cohen...
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executory limitation finite estate—limited to
lifetimes life
estate—fragmented
possession and use for
duration of someone's life fee
tail—inalienable
rights of...
- De
donis conditionalibus or the
Estates Tail Act 1285 is a
chapter of the
English Statutes of
Westminster (1285). It
originated the law of
entail – forbidding...
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In property law, a
concurrent estate or co-tenancy is any of
various ways
in which property is
owned by more than one
person at a time. If more than one...
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Prussian graviate; the
title was Graf von Fürstenberg-Herdringen, and an
estate in tail,
Besitz Herdringen, was
given on 16
January 1843 to
Franz Egon Freiherr...
- led to a rise
in formats designed for
greater accessibility such as
braille printing and large-print editions.
Google Books estimated in 2010 that approximately...
