10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ALLENARLY»
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allenarly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Cases Decided in the Court of Session: During Summer Session ...
If then the point be open as to the meaning of the word' allenarly, it has been
shown, that when added to the word liserent, it has no meaning at all ; it remains
therefore to show, that the point is open. No decision has been quoted on the
other ...
2
Lectures on conveyancing
been examining ; because, as we have seen, -whenever the word ' allenarly,' or
an equivalent expression, is added in reference to the liferent bestowed on the
parent, the addition of the taxative word has been held to restrict the parent's ...
Alexander Montgomerie Bell, 1867
3
Cases Decided in the House of Lords: On Appeal from the ...
1 7th April, 1845. a disposition to the parent for life, remainder to the children
nascituri, without the word allenarly, as in effect a simple destination, which may
be defeated by the parent who is considered the fiar. If the word "allenarly" is
added, ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, Sir Sydney Smith Bell, 1846
4
Treatise on the deeds and forms used in the constitution, ...
A conveyance to A. and B. spouses, and the longest liver, in conjunct fee and
liferent, for their liferent use allenarly, and to the heirs of the marriage in fee, gives
the spouses a right of liferent only, and the father a fiduciary fee for the heir of the
...
5
The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
... advance, with reference to the "just and equal share " which the trustees are
directed to hold or settle for behoof of such daughter in liferent allenarly, and of
her children in fee. A Special Case was prepared, to which the parties were (1.) ...
6
A Manual of Conveyancing, in the form of examinations, ...
Where lands are disponed to a parent in liferent allenarly, and the heirs of the
marriage in fee; How may a real right, under the destination, be completed ? (1)
Where the conveyance contains a precept of sasine, by infeftment in the precise ...
7
Cases Decided in the House of Lords: On Appeal from the ...
... in manner above ' mentioned, or by adjudication or other legal conveyance in
fa- • vours of one person allenarly, who, in like manner, shall succeed ' to be a
partner in his predecessor's place, so that the foresaid ' sums of subscriptions
may ...
8
Cases Decided in the Court of Session
... to sell and dispose of the foresaid lands, or any part ' or portion thereof.' He
bound himself ' to infeft ' and seise himself in liferent, for his liferent use ' allenarly.
and the heirs particularly before named, ' in fee, COURT OF SESSION. 455.
Scotland. Court of Session
9
Glossary of Archaic and Provincial Words: A Supplement to ...
week allenarly for cognoscing and punishing of immoralities, such as cursing,
swearing, drunkenness, breach of the Lord's day, &c. — Arnot's Hist, of
Edinburgh, p. 193. On a fast- day in 1 64 4 at Aberdeen, the minister went not out
of the pulpit ...
Jonathan Boucher, Joseph Hunter, Joseph Stevenson, 1832
10
A dictionary and digest of the law of Scotland
A conveyance to a parent in liferent, for his liferent use allenarly, or under
restrictive words of similar signification, and to his children naseituri in fee,
imports a right of liferent in the parent, and also an interim fiduciary fee in him for
beheef of the ...
