This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1819 Excerpt: ...be void when that event happens, if it continues so long. () '.. It remains to be added, that if the disseisee releases to the disseisor, although the release changes the quality of the estate of the lessor, yet leases and other charges made by him cannot be afterwards avoided, because no man shall have advantage of ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1819 Excerpt: ...be void when that event happens, if it continues so long. () '.. It remains to be added, that if the disseisee releases to the disseisor, although the release changes the quality of the estate of the lessor, yet leases and other charges made by him cannot be afterwards avoided, because no man shall have advantage of his own wrong. (3) The only remark which it is necessary to make upon the descent of an estate in fee-simple, charged () Per Bromley, J. Dyer, 51b. Moor, 315. Bac. Abr. D. 1. But confer the case of Paulin v. Hardy, Skinn. 2. 62. () Co. Litt. 348 b. Duncombe v. Wingfield, Hob. 254. Bridgeman v. Charlton, 1 Roll. Rep. 260. (0 Litt. Sect. 477. Co. Litt. 274. with a lease for years, is one which is common to all estates upon which dower can attach. If the lease has been made daring the coverture, it is void against the dowress, although it will be revived after her death against the heir ('). If, however, the lease has been made before the coverture, she can only be endowed of the rent and the reversion, and in effect a long term of years with no rent, created prior to marriage, is at law a bar of dower. (') Tenants in tail form no exception to the general rule, because, although their issue who take the gift in tail, may avoid their leases by force of the statute de donis, yet their leases are only voidable by such issue in tail, and not absolutely void on the transmission of the estate tail, from one tenant in tail to another. The whole inheritance is in the tenant in tail for the time being; and, therefore, there is the possibility of his charges remaining good, as long as the estate tail continues. If, however, such tenant in tail, after having made a lease for years, dies without issue capable of taking the estate tail, the lease will be absolu...
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