| Scotland. Court of Session, Robert Bell - Law - 1796 - 270 pages
...heritable fubjefts, and difpone the fame to the " faid John Newlands in liferent, for his liferent ufe allenarly, and to the heirs " lawfully to be procreated of his body, in fee,&c. ; and alfo, at his majority, to " aflign and convey, to him and his heirs, whom failing, to... | |
| Robert Bell - Conveyancing - 1813 - 532 pages
...aftermentioned. FOURTHLY, to DISPONE, ASSIGN, CONVEY, and MAKE OVER to in lifcrent, for his liferent use allenarly, and to the heirs lawfully to be procreated of his body ; whom failing, to the said master, treasurer, and twelve assistants of the said Merchant Company,... | |
| Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, Sir Sydney Smith Bell - Law reports, digests, etc - 1843 - 736 pages
...lands in favour of herself in life-rent, and William Cosser, her second cousin, and the heirs male lawfully to be procreated of his body in fee whom failing, to David Robertson Williamson Ewart, and the heirs male lawfully to be procreated of his body, whom failing,... | |
| George Ross - Land tenure - 1851 - 800 pages
...heritable subjects, and dispone the same to the said John Newlands, in liferent, for his liferent use allenarly, and to the heirs lawfully to be procreated of his body, in fee, &c. ; and also, at his majority, to assign and convey to him and his heirs, whom failing, to my nearest... | |
| Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, John Craigie, John Shaw Stewart, Thomas S. Paton - Law reports, digests, etc - 1854 - 722 pages
...to his natural son " in liferent, for his life" rent use only, (in another deed for his liferent use allenarly,) " and to the heirs lawfully to be procreated of his body in fee." Held, in a question with creditors, that the substantial fee was in the children, and not in the father.... | |
| 1898 - 688 pages
...an estate was conveyed to John Newlands " during all the days of his lifetime, for his liferent use allenarly, and to the heirs lawfully to be procreated of his body, in fee," it was found that the father's creditors could not attach the estate, the word nllennrly clearly indicating... | |
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