10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JOINTRESS»
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Showing Like a Queen: Female Authority and Literary ...
For now, though, I want to investigate how Gertrude's place as "imperial jointress"
to the Danish state, as Claudius introduces her (1.2.9), heightens certain aspects
of her familial authoritv and contributes to her being an even more dominant ...
On the death of the surviving donee in 1896 tne jointress became entitled to
receive her jointure. Held, that estate duty in respect of the jointure must be borne
by the inheritance, and was not payable by the jointress, as the words amounted
to ...
To avoid the application of this rule of law, several modes have been adopted by
different gentlemen, to secure and keep on foot the rent-charge for the benefit of
the jointress, notwithstanding a release of part of the lands from the same.
4
A treatise on the law of marriage and other family ...
... not relieve against unequal contracts for jointures ------- 371 Where the issue
and jointress claim by the same settlement, if there be a prior incumbrance the
jointress bears her proportion 372 If lands settled for a jointure are covenanted to
be ...
James Pearse Peachey, 1860
5
The Law of Real Property, in Its Present State: Practically ...
Interest for Life. Right to Emblements. 1250. Incidents to an Estate in Jointure.
1351. Jointress not entitled to Interest on Arrears. v 1253. Answerable for waste.
1253. Entry of or Jointress Dowrcs*. 1254. Not "liable to Forfeiture of Estate when.
6
The Digest of English Case Law: Containing the Reported ...
An estate in jointure was subject to a mortgage : the jointress and reversioner
must redeem in proportion, the jointress one- third and the reversioner two-thirds.
So, if an estate subject to a mortgage is devised to A. for life, remainder to B. in
fee, ...
7
Encyclopædia of the Laws of England: With Forms and ...
Recitals : of settlement ; of death of tenant for life without issue; of agreement for
release ; THIS INDENTURE, made the day of 19 , Between [jointress], of, &c.,
widow, of the first part; [trustee], of, &c., and [trustee], of, &c., of the second part ;
And ...
Alexander Wood Renton, Maxwell Anderson Robertson, Frederick Pollock, 1908
8
Irish law reports annotated reprint: containing [1894] I and ...
Thereupon, on February 17th, 1907, the jointress brought this action to raise her
jointure directly from the sold lands, naming the owners of those lands, but not
the prior incumbrancers on the unsold lands, as defendants. The purchasers
were ...
William Green, Max Robertson, Anthony B. Babington, 1914
9
A Supplement to Mr. Barton's Precedents in Conveyancing: ...
*A Surrender by a Jointress of her Jointure-lands. WITNESS. Jointress
surrenders. Covenant by jointress that she has not incumbered. This Indenture
made the day of in the year of the reign, &c. and in the year of our Lord, 18 ,
Between" (the ...
Samuel Francis Thomas Wilde, Charles Barton, 1826
10
An Analytical Digested Index of the Reported Cases in the ...
(a) Incidents to which a Jointress is subject. 5. Where the issue and jointress
claim by the same settlement, if there be a prior incumbrance, the jointress shall
contribute, and not lay the whole burthen on the heir. Carpenter v. Carpenter, H.
Richard Whalley Bridgman, 1813
