Estate

An interest in lands, or in any other subject property in which one has an interest, — technically condition in life, status. Estate at sufferance: tenant has where he is allowed to hold over after at will: an estate less than freehold, terminable lessor. Estate by elegit: v. Elegit. Estate by V.

Statute merchant

Estate by the curtesy: for life: a freehold estate, not of inheritance, hold for the term of his own life, or for the life lives of others. Estate for years: an estate less a man has an interest and a possession by virtue some fixed period of time. Estate from year under a lease for a year which will arise at the another like teon where neither of the parties ing. Estate in common: an estate in lands held with interests accruing under different titles, title at different periods, or conferred by words porting that the grantees are to take in distinct in coparcenary: v. Coparcenary. Estate in Estate in expectancy: an estate where the right the profits is postponed to some future period. -V. Fee. Estate in fee-tail: v. Fee-tail.

Estate V

Joint tenancy. Estate in possession: an which there is a present right of entry and remainder: v. Remainder. Estate in reversion: Estate in severalty: v. Severalty. Estate in oportet otiam si licet); there is something [are thougti it be lawful; to be done. Est bopi duty] of a good judge Est ipsorum le^isrerbis legem imponi* legislators themselves individual]; we imor ordain as a law; ordained. Establjr: or statute; an esestablishment or ordidower on a woman by of property; the called the corpus; an estate which a his term. Estate at the will of the statute merchant: v. Curtesy. Estate which a man has, to of another or the than freehold, where of such interest, for to year: an estate end of the term for terminates the lioldby several persons or under the same of limitation imshares. Estate dower: v. Dower. to tlis pernancy of Estate in fee-simplet in joint tenancy: estate in virtue of enjoyment Estate In v. Reversion. vadio: an estate in otherwise called a fee. v. Fee. Estate pnr antre vie: an estate for another's life. Estate upon coudition: v. Condition.