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Articles 1 - 23 of 23
Full-Text Articles in Law
Tax Exception Of Property Used For Educational, Religious And Charitable Purposes, Kendall H. Keeney
Tax Exception Of Property Used For Educational, Religious And Charitable Purposes, Kendall H. Keeney
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Fictional Lost Grant In Prescription--A Nocuous Archaism, J. W. Simonton
Fictional Lost Grant In Prescription--A Nocuous Archaism, J. W. Simonton
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Restraints On Alienation In Missouri, Earl F. Nelson
Restraints On Alienation In Missouri, Earl F. Nelson
University of Missouri Bulletin Law Series
Restraints on alienation are sought to be effected in two ways: First: No attempt is made to attach any character of inalienability to the estate, but it is given on the condition that it shall not be alienated, or until it is alienated; that is, it is subject either to a condition for the breach of which the grantor may enter, or to a limitation which, upon alienation, puts an end to it without entry. The owner of the estate may assign it as he pleases; he is not compelled to keep it against his will; but on assignment it …
Statutory Redemption Rights, F. C. Hackman
Statutory Redemption Rights, F. C. Hackman
Washington Law Review
Herein will be discussed some of the problems which arise under the provisions of the code of Washington granting the right to redeem from execution sales of real property.
Real Estate Titles And Conveyancing, By Nelson L. North And Dewitt Van Buren (1927), F. C. Hackman
Real Estate Titles And Conveyancing, By Nelson L. North And Dewitt Van Buren (1927), F. C. Hackman
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Partition--Jurisdiction Of Equity Court To Determine Question Of Title Arising Therin, John V. Sanders
Partition--Jurisdiction Of Equity Court To Determine Question Of Title Arising Therin, John V. Sanders
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
The New Forfeiture Clause Test In Executory Contracts For The Sale Of Real Estate, Alfred J. Schweppe
The New Forfeiture Clause Test In Executory Contracts For The Sale Of Real Estate, Alfred J. Schweppe
Washington Law Review
The principle of Ashford v. Reese does not yet seem to have come to rest. In the recent case of Aylward v. Lally the supreme court has added another chapter on the legal relationship of vendor and purchaser, the incidents of which in this state at the present time are none too well defined.
Legal Remedies Of Landlord Against Tenant Who Holds Over: Effect Of The Indiana Statutory Changes Of 1927, Paul L. Sayre
Legal Remedies Of Landlord Against Tenant Who Holds Over: Effect Of The Indiana Statutory Changes Of 1927, Paul L. Sayre
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Real Property--Vendor And Purchaser, Anne Slifkin
Real Property--Vendor And Purchaser, Anne Slifkin
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Observations On Covenants For Title, James W. Simonton
Observations On Covenants For Title, James W. Simonton
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law-Eminent Domain-Judcial Review By Certiorari
Constitutional Law-Eminent Domain-Judcial Review By Certiorari
Michigan Law Review
In a previous number of this volume the holding of the supreme court of Michigan was discussed wherein sections 1 and 2, article 13, of the constitution of 1908 were held to make necessity as well as compensation a judicial question in eminent domain cases. Accordingly, in that case, the court held that the feature of the statute (P. A. 1925, No. 352) authorizing the state highway commissioner to make a conclusive determination of necessity, without notice and hearing to the landowner, and without judicial review, was unconstitutional.
Rights Of Vendees Under Executory Contracts Of Sale, George D. Lantz
Rights Of Vendees Under Executory Contracts Of Sale, George D. Lantz
Washington Law Review
It has been held by the Supreme Court of the State of Washington in a number of cases, that an executory contract to sell either real or personal property, generally designated as a conditional sales or installment contract, does not create in the vendee or buyer any legal or equitable interest in the property In so far as the rule applies to real property, there was a disposition on the part of many members of the bar to adversely criticise those decisions and to become fearful of their effect upon the status of the vendee's rights, after the court decided …
Cases On Future Interests, By Richard R. Powell And Lewis M. Simes, Paul L. Sayre
Cases On Future Interests, By Richard R. Powell And Lewis M. Simes, Paul L. Sayre
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Corporation Sole
Michigan Law Review
In the recent case of Reid v. Barry, the Florida court stirred among the bones of common law relics to invoke the aid of the corporation sole doctrine, coming to the conclusion that the Roman Catholic Bishop of St. Augustine was a sole corporation, capable of holding property by succession. The ancient learning on this anomalous but useful corporate entity is to be found in Blackstone, Coke, and Grant ; the few reported cases that have appeared since the days of these commentators have in general confirmed what they said. Maitland in delving into its history said; "An ecclesiastical …
Tort Liability Of A Landlord, Raymond Harrison Harkrider
Tort Liability Of A Landlord, Raymond Harrison Harkrider
Michigan Law Review
The discussion thus far has dealt with the tort liability of a landlord for failing to perform some duty owed by him to persons upon the demised premises. There remains to be considered the tort liability of a landlord who fails to perform some duty owed by him to persons not upon the demised premises. The majority of the people composing this class are users of property adjoining that of the landlord. The cases dealing with the landlord's duties to persons upon the demised premises should always be distinguished from those dealing with his duties to persons using adjoining property. …
Recent Important Decisions
Michigan Law Review
A collection of recent important court decisions.
Equity-Bill To Remove Cloud From Title
Equity-Bill To Remove Cloud From Title
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff who was holder of a long term lease on the land and buildings in Chicago known as the Auditorium found that its plans for rebuilding so as to secure a return commensurate with its investment were seriously interfered with by the defendant lessors who took the position that wrecking the old building would constitute such waste as would work a forfeiture of the lease. The publicity of these claims, made the financial underwriters insist on a settlement of them before advances were made. Under this posture of affairs, the plaintiff filed a bill in the United States District Court …
Tort Liability Of A Landlord, Raymond Harrison Harkrider
Tort Liability Of A Landlord, Raymond Harrison Harkrider
Michigan Law Review
At Common Law. According to the rules of the common law a landlord is under no legal duty to repair the demised premises during the term unless he expressly agrees to do so. It therefore may be stated, as a general rule, that he is liable neither to the tenant nor to the tenant's invitees for injuries caused by the premises falling into a state of disrepair during the term.
Real Property--Deeds--Delivery To Grantee On Condition, Mary Frances Brown
Real Property--Deeds--Delivery To Grantee On Condition, Mary Frances Brown
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review. Zoning Cases In The United States By Edward M. Bassett And Frank B. Williams, Frank Edward Horack Jr.
Book Review. Zoning Cases In The United States By Edward M. Bassett And Frank B. Williams, Frank Edward Horack Jr.
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.
Wrongful Delivery Of Deed In Escrow, W. Lewis Roberts
Wrongful Delivery Of Deed In Escrow, W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Liability Of Landowner To Pedestrians-Negligence-Independent Contractor
Liability Of Landowner To Pedestrians-Negligence-Independent Contractor
Michigan Law Review
Two recent cases present interesting situations involving the liability of a landowner for injuries to pedestrians occasioned by falling street signs.