Futuri

Lat. In old conveyancing. Those who are to be, or are hereafter to live. Sciant prcesentes et futuri, quod ego, (&c.; Know those who are present, and those who are to be, that I, Ac. JBract. fol. 34 b. This reference to the future is of constant occurrence in ancient deeds, and variously expressed; as, Noverint omnes visuri vel audituri, <&c. Know all men that shall see or hear, Ac. Blount, voc. Covenant. Old covenant, ibid. So, in modem deeds poll, "To all to whom these presents shall come," &c.