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Full-Text Articles in Law
Stock Transfers Between Husband And Wife, J. Verser Conner
Stock Transfers Between Husband And Wife, J. Verser Conner
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Future Property Interests In Kentucky (Continued), W. Lewis Roberts
Future Property Interests In Kentucky (Continued), W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Trascendencia Procesal Del Valor De La Hipoteca, José Ricardo García Menocal
Trascendencia Procesal Del Valor De La Hipoteca, José Ricardo García Menocal
Mario Diaz Cruz Pamphlets
Publicado en " La Jurisprudencia al Día" del 16 de agosto de 1925.
The Rights Of The Landlord Upon Abandonment Of The Premises By The Tenant, Charles T. Mccormick
The Rights Of The Landlord Upon Abandonment Of The Premises By The Tenant, Charles T. Mccormick
Michigan Law Review
The situation which presents itself to the landowner when the tenant defaults in his rent and withdraws from the premises, if the condition has not been foreseen and adequately provided for in the lease contract, may give rise to some perplexities. In the absence of a contract or a statute entitling him to do so, the landlord has no power to terminate the lease for non-payment of rent ; frequently, however, there is a possibility that the defaulting tenant may be financially able to respond for the rent or for such loss as the landlord may sustain for the remainder …
Pueblo Lands Act Of 1924, Congress Of The United States
Pueblo Lands Act Of 1924, Congress Of The United States
Law of the Rio Grande
No abstract provided.
Consent To Assignment Of Lease--Dumpor's Case, Minor Bronaugh
Consent To Assignment Of Lease--Dumpor's Case, Minor Bronaugh
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
The English Law Of Property Act, 1922, Herbert A. Smith
The English Law Of Property Act, 1922, Herbert A. Smith
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Damages--Measure Of Damages For Wrongful Removal Of Coal, E. L. D.
Damages--Measure Of Damages For Wrongful Removal Of Coal, E. L. D.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Can Damages Be Recovered In An Action Of Unlawful Entry And Detainer Instituted In A Circuit Court?, L. C.
Can Damages Be Recovered In An Action Of Unlawful Entry And Detainer Instituted In A Circuit Court?, L. C.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Property Rights In Church Pews
Property Rights In Church Pews
Michigan Law Review
A recent Pennsylvania decision, Zernosky v. Kluchinsky (Pa. 1923) 122 Atl. 262, lays down the rule that where the trustees of a church rent a pew to a parishioner without the consent of the priest in charge, when such consent is required by the ecclesiastical law, the transaction is of no effect and the ecclesiastical law will be followed by the court. This is the general rule as applied to conditions attached to the renting of pews, Atty. Gen. v. Meetinghouse, 3 Gray (Mass.) 1; French v. The Old South Society, 100 Mass. 479, but the interesting point …
Aliens-Right To Own Or Lease Land-Effect Of "Equal Protection" Clause
Aliens-Right To Own Or Lease Land-Effect Of "Equal Protection" Clause
Michigan Law Review
Right of alien residents under the "equal protection" clause of- the federal Constitution received further delimitation in the Alien Land Law Cases, decisions handed down last November. Terrace v. Thompson (U. S. 1923), Adv. Ops. 35, and Porterfield v. Webb, Adv. Ops. 42. In the former case the court was concerned with a Washington statute passed to enforce a provision in the Washington constitution that forbade the ownership of land by any aliens other than those who had in good faith declared their intention to become citizens. The California statute in the second case differed chiefly in limiting its …
Real Property-Alienation-Limitation
Real Property-Alienation-Limitation
Michigan Law Review
In the field of property as in that of personal rights (including contract) we still encounter occasionally the specter of certain supposedly absolute rights. The courts have had to declare often enough that the owner's rights of use are limited by the like rights of other owners, by considerations of public policy, public convenience, etc.; it is not so often that a court deals explicitly with the limitations upon an owner's power of disposing and leasing his property. In Terrace v. Thompson, recently decided by the United States Supreme Court (Nov. 12, 1923) it was urged by a United …
Deeds--Construction--Grantees In Official Capacity, H. L. S. Jr.
Deeds--Construction--Grantees In Official Capacity, H. L. S. Jr.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Boundaries, J. W. Gillon Jr.
Deeds--Mental Capacity To Make, John L. Williams
Deeds--Mental Capacity To Make, John L. Williams
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Future Property Interests In Kentucky, W. Lewis Roberts
Future Property Interests In Kentucky, W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Future Property Interests In Kentucky (Continued), W. Lewis Roberts
Future Property Interests In Kentucky (Continued), W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Future Property Interests In Kentucky (Continued), W. Lewis Roberts
Future Property Interests In Kentucky (Continued), W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Future Property Interests In Kentucky, W. Lewis Roberts
Future Property Interests In Kentucky, W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Matrimonial Property And The Conflict Of Laws, Herbert F. Goodrich
Matrimonial Property And The Conflict Of Laws, Herbert F. Goodrich
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Statutory Regulation Of Railway Equipment Agreements, Kenneth Duncan
Statutory Regulation Of Railway Equipment Agreements, Kenneth Duncan
Michigan Law Review
Form of Equipment Contracts. A large part of the rolling stock and equipment obtained by railroads in the United States and Canada is financed through the issue of equipment obligations. At the present time, approximately three-quarters of a billion dollars, par value, of these securities are outstanding, and they have come to constitute about six per cent. of the aggregate funded debt of railroads. Yet in spite of their large and growing importance, they are probably not as well understood as other common forms of corporate securities, and it is doubtful if many lawyers are fully cognizant of the …
Private Ownership -- Its Characteristics And Legal History In The United States, Hugh Evander Willis
Private Ownership -- Its Characteristics And Legal History In The United States, Hugh Evander Willis
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.
Recent Important Decisions
Michigan Law Review
A collection of recent important court decisions.
Statutory Covenants For Title In Missouri, James W. Simonton
Statutory Covenants For Title In Missouri, James W. Simonton
University of Missouri Bulletin Law Series
The Missouri statute providing that the use of the words, "grant, bargain and sell", in a fee simple conveyance shall be construed as imposing on the grantor certain covenants of title, is not only interesting in respect to its history, but, as it stands at present, it appears to be different in scope from any statute on the subject in any other jurisdiction. Furthermore, this statute has been construed by the Missouri Supreme Court so that the final joint product of the legislative and the judicial branches of the state is surprising.
Eminent Domain--Electricity--Easements, H. C. H.
Eminent Domain--Electricity--Easements, H. C. H.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Real Property--Conveyance Of Surface Construed, W. B. H.
Real Property--Conveyance Of Surface Construed, W. B. H.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Mines And Minerals--Adverse Possession, A. M. C.
Mines And Minerals--Adverse Possession, A. M. C.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Artisans' Liens Competing With Claims Of Conditional Sale Vendor Or Chattel Mortgagee
Artisans' Liens Competing With Claims Of Conditional Sale Vendor Or Chattel Mortgagee
Michigan Law Review
The privilege of the artisan or materialman who has performed services or furnished materials in respect of a chattel in his possession to withhold such possession until paid the amount of his charges may be an effective security. Likewise, a chattel mortgagee or conditional vendor may be quite secure. But when a mortgagor or conditional vendee in possession has bailed the chattel to one whose services entitle him, either under the common law or a statute, to a lien for his charges therefor, there are plenty of chances for trouble. Liens being an invasion upon or subtraction from the totality …
Deeds--By And To Infants--Effecti Of Disaffirmance
Deeds--By And To Infants--Effecti Of Disaffirmance
Michigan Law Review
The disaffirmance of a contract made by an infant nullifies it and renders it void ab initio; and the parties are returned to the same condition as if the contract had never been made. Grissom v. Beidleman, 35 Okla. 343. This states the general rule both as to executed and executory contracts, and is particularly applicable to transfers of personal property. WILLISTON, CONTRACTS, § 237; PAGE, CONTRACTS, ed. 2, § 1622. Does this principle apply also to conveyances of real property? Does disaffirmance of a deed by or to an infant ipso facto nullify it and revest the …
Declarations Of Trusts And The Statute Of Uses, James L. Parks
Declarations Of Trusts And The Statute Of Uses, James L. Parks
University of Missouri Bulletin Law Series
In Neal v. Bryant: plaintiff brought a statutory action to determine and quiet title to a parcel of land known as the "Leazenby land". Defendant claimed title as residuary devisee under the will of plaintiff's father, Joseph Bryant. Testator had executed the will under which defendant claimed on July 9, 1915, and had acquired title to the land in suit on January 25, 1916. When testator obtained the land, he did not go into possession himself, but put plaintiff in possession, telling plaintiff and other that the land was not his but plaintiff's. At all times thereafter plaintiff was possessed …