Irish Law Times

jury that the will was so read, or that the contents were known to the testator. ^ 2. In ancient pleading, see Oyer. B£AL.^ 1. Actual; neither nominal nor formal: as, a real party. See Party, 2. 2. Concerning laud; relating to one's interest, ownership or title in land; landed. Opposed to personal.^ As, real or a real — action, asset, chattel, contract, covenant, estate, privilege, property, representative, security, qq. v. Realty. Real estate, real property, q. v. REAIiIZiE. To receive money or value. An owner of land who agrees to pay a percentage in the event of his realizing a specified sum of money for the land, becomes bound to pay the percentage the moment a responsible person in good faith offers that Amount for the land.^ See Broker.

Defined under Reading in A Dictionary of Law.