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Full-Text Articles in Law
Easement Of Necessity--Increasing The Servitude, A. William Petroplus
Easement Of Necessity--Increasing The Servitude, A. William Petroplus
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Special Assessments--Necessity Of Notice To Mortgages, Henry P. Snyder
Special Assessments--Necessity Of Notice To Mortgages, Henry P. Snyder
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Equity--Showing A Deed Absolute On Its Face To Be A Mortgage--Effect Of Illegality In Transaction, James A. Mcwhorter
Equity--Showing A Deed Absolute On Its Face To Be A Mortgage--Effect Of Illegality In Transaction, James A. Mcwhorter
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Aerial Navigation
Michigan Law Review
With the rapid increase of the use of the air by airplanes and other craft, courts are bound to be called upon frequently to determine the rights and liabilities of the owners and operators of aircraft with reference to other persons in various positions. It is probable that, as was found to be true in the cases of other new devices, the principles of the common law are sufficiently elastic and adaptable to determine the settlement of most, if not all, of the controversies.
Quasi-Contracts-Dutiful Intervention-Discharge Of Public Officer's Duty
Quasi-Contracts-Dutiful Intervention-Discharge Of Public Officer's Duty
Michigan Law Review
By statute in Montana the boards of county commissioners were ordered to cause such highways as were necessary for the public welfare to be "laid out, recorded, opened" and maintained. A highway was laid out through the plaintiff's land in 1903, but the county commissioners refused to continue constructing it though requested to do so by the plaintiff, instead compelling him to remove the fences on his property. His entire land being thus thrown open to the public, he constructed the road himself in 1926, with the knowledge of the commissioners, who on its completion immediately accepted it but refused …
Trusts-Apportionment Of Extraordinary Dividend From Sale Of Property By Realty Company Between Life Tenant And Remainderman
Michigan Law Review
After death of the testator, leaving his wife shares in a realty company as part of the residue of his estate in trust to receive the rents, profits, and income of the same for her natural life, the company sold the greater portion of its property and declared a cash dividend of 100 per cent. Held, that it belonged to the remainderman and not the life beneficiary. In re Jackson's Will, 239 N. Y. S. 362.
Aliens-Right To Hold Propsrty-Effect Of Statutes
Aliens-Right To Hold Propsrty-Effect Of Statutes
Michigan Law Review
An alien testator devised land to her son, which property was seized during the World War by the defendant Alien Property Custodian as belonging to an alien enemy. Von Zedtwitz v. Sutherland, 58 App. D. C. 153, 26 F.(2d) 525. The plaintiffs sued the son in Kentucky, where part of the land was located, and the Alien Property Custodian in this suit to recover the property on the theory that after the eight-year period which the laws of Kentucky allowed the alien heir in which to dispose of the realty, the title vested in them as next of kin …
Landlord And Tenant-Equitable Remedies Of Landlord-Adequacy Of Remedy By Re-Entry
Landlord And Tenant-Equitable Remedies Of Landlord-Adequacy Of Remedy By Re-Entry
Michigan Law Review
Defendant held plaintiff's land under a year-to-year lease, which provided that plaintiff or his agents should have the right to enter in the fall to plow for future crops, with the general right of re-entry for breach of conditions. The term was to end on March 1. In the preceding September, defendant refused to allow plaintiff's new tenant to enter for plowing. The plaintiff asked for an injunction against this interference. Held, there was an adequate remedy at law by exercising the right of re-entry in connection with an action of forcible entry and detainer. Vance v. Sumner (Neb. …
Property Subject To Restrictive Covenants--Eminent Domain, Richard Solof
Property Subject To Restrictive Covenants--Eminent Domain, Richard Solof
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Transfer Of Property In Trust As A Method Of Escaping Taxes, Henry K. Higginbotham
Transfer Of Property In Trust As A Method Of Escaping Taxes, Henry K. Higginbotham
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Interest Acquired By Purchaser At Foreclosure Or Execution Sale, Alfred J. Schweppe
Interest Acquired By Purchaser At Foreclosure Or Execution Sale, Alfred J. Schweppe
Washington Law Review
What is the nature of the interest acquired by a purchaser of real estate at a foreclosure or execution sale in the state of Washington?
Deeds--Restrictions As To Transfer Of Property To Ethiopians, Carl A. Mccomas
Deeds--Restrictions As To Transfer Of Property To Ethiopians, Carl A. Mccomas
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Landlord And Tenant-Release Of Tenant
Search-Trespass-Implied License To Enter As A Defense
Search-Trespass-Implied License To Enter As A Defense
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Landlord And Tenant-Liability Of Assignee For Rent
Landlord And Tenant-Liability Of Assignee For Rent
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Does A Purchaser For Value Without Notice Ever Take Land In Indiana Subject To An Unrecorded Defeasance, Charles C. Baker
Does A Purchaser For Value Without Notice Ever Take Land In Indiana Subject To An Unrecorded Defeasance, Charles C. Baker
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Transferring Title To Land By Deed, James W. Simonton
Transferring Title To Land By Deed, James W. Simonton
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Gift Of A Life Estate With Absolute Power Of Disposal By Deed, James W. Simonton
Gift Of A Life Estate With Absolute Power Of Disposal By Deed, James W. Simonton
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Eminent Domain-Municipal Corporations-Statutory Construction
Eminent Domain-Municipal Corporations-Statutory Construction
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Covenants Running With The Land, Bernard C. Gavit
Covenants Running With The Land, Bernard C. Gavit
Indiana Law Journal
This article is published with the consent of the editors of the Illinois Law Review, having appeared originally in the current number of that periodical. (24 Ill. L. Rev. 786)
Property Owners' Consent Provisions In Zoning Ordinances, Harold C. Havighurst
Property Owners' Consent Provisions In Zoning Ordinances, Harold C. Havighurst
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Real Estate Financing, By Nelson L. North, Dewitt Van Buren, And C. Elliott Smith (1928), Arthur W. Harris
Real Estate Financing, By Nelson L. North, Dewitt Van Buren, And C. Elliott Smith (1928), Arthur W. Harris
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Incorporation Of Family Property As A Device For Avoiding Taxes, Arthur T. Martin
Incorporation Of Family Property As A Device For Avoiding Taxes, Arthur T. Martin
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Does Equity Protect Property Rights In Domestic Relations?, Thomas D. Theobald Jr.
Does Equity Protect Property Rights In Domestic Relations?, Thomas D. Theobald Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Possession As Sufficient Part Performance To Raise The Statute Of Frauds, Gayle A. Mohney
Possession As Sufficient Part Performance To Raise The Statute Of Frauds, Gayle A. Mohney
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Affidavits And Notice Under Ohio Mechanics' Lien Statute, Joseph O'Meara
Affidavits And Notice Under Ohio Mechanics' Lien Statute, Joseph O'Meara
Journal Articles
Recent cases under the Ohio Mechanics' Lien Statute have tended to emphasize the existing confusion in the perfecting of mechanics' liens and the need for statutory revision. The scintilla rule should be abandoned. Nor should the doctrine of stare decisis call up misgivings.
The Conditional Delivery Of Deeds, Bernard C. Gavit
The Conditional Delivery Of Deeds, Bernard C. Gavit
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.
Rights Of A Vendee Under An Executory Contract For The Sale Of Realty As Determined By The Supreme Court Of Washington In Recent Cases, Herald A. O'Neill
Rights Of A Vendee Under An Executory Contract For The Sale Of Realty As Determined By The Supreme Court Of Washington In Recent Cases, Herald A. O'Neill
Washington Law Review
Since the case of Ashford v. Reese, it has been a much mooted question as to the extent of a vendee's rights under an executory contract for the sale of realty The purpose of this article is not to discuss the correctness of the rule of law as laid down in the Ashford case, but to examine the rights of a vendee, irrespective of the question as to whether or not he should have what is known in the law as an equitable title. Logically, even though the doctrine of equitable conversion be rejected, the vendee's remedy of specific performance …
Recent Important Decisions
Michigan Law Review
A collection of recent important court decisions.
Mortgages - Equity Jurisdiction - Personal Decrees Against The Mortgagor
Mortgages - Equity Jurisdiction - Personal Decrees Against The Mortgagor
Michigan Law Review
The Michigan supreme court recently held that the jurisdiction of equity in proceedings for the foreclosure of mortgages is governed by statute, and that equity can only render a personal decree against the mortgagor where the statute expressly permits it. This view, if correct, must be recognized as an exception to the well settled doctrine that a court of equity which has obtained jurisdiction of a controversy on any ground or for any purpose, may retain such jurisdiction for the purpose of administering complete relief. Michigan has repeatedly affirmed this general doctrine.