This page is continued from Property>>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>> Freehold Estate (Interest): ***************************** fee simple absolute: (18c) 1. An estate of indefinite or potentially infinite duration (e.g., “to Albert and his heirs”). — Often shortened to fee simple or fee. — aka fee simple absolute in possession. [1] 1. A fee simple. [2] 1. Same … Continue reading fee (simple absolute) – the broadest real property interest (estate in land) allowed by law; exclusive, hereditable ownership →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>> Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute): ***************************** great fee – historically, in feudal law, a fee received directly from the Crown. knight’s fee – historically, the amount of land that gave rise to the obligation of knight service. lay fee – a fee interest … Continue reading Historical Types of Fee Simple Estates: →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>> Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute): ***************************** fee tail: (15c) 1. An estate that is heritable only by specified descendants of the original grantee, and that endures until its current holder dies without issue (e.g., “to Albert and the heirs of his body”). * … Continue reading fee tail – a legal or equitable estate in lands that is heritable only by specified descendants of the original grantee, enduring until its current holder dies without issue, at which time it reverts to the original donor or his heirs →
This page is continued from Property>>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>> Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute: ***************************** base estate: 1. Hist. An estate held at the will of the lord, as distinguished from a freehold. — aka determinable fee.; limited fee. [1] 1. An estate held by a base tenant. See base fee. [2] base fee: (16c) … Continue reading base fee (estate, tenancy) – a hereditable estate in land that may last forever, but with a qualification (limitation) annexed to it which terminates such interest if a certain event(s) occurs →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>>Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute) >>>> Historical Types of Fee Simple Estates: ***************************** plowman’s fee: 1. Hist. A species of tenure for peasants or small farmers by which the land descended in equal shares to all the tenant’s sons. [1] References: Disclaimer: All material throughout … Continue reading plowman’s fee – a species of tenure for peasants or small farmers by which the land descended in equal shares to all the tenant’s sons →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>>Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute) >>>> Historical Types of Fee Simple Estates: ***************************** lay fee: (15c) 1. Hist. A fee interest in land held by ordinary feudal tenure, such as socage, rather than by ecclesiastical tenure through frankalmoin. See FRANKALMOIN; SOCAGE. [1] 1. A feud … Continue reading lay fee – a fee interest in land held by ordinary feudal tenure, generally for use in agricultural labor, and not for religious purposes →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>>Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute) >>>> Historical Types of Fee Simple Estates: ***************************** knight’s fee: (14c) 1. Hist. The amount of land that gave rise to the obligation of knight-service. * The amount varied from less than a hide to more than six hides. hide: Hist. … Continue reading knight’s fee – historically, the amount of land that gave rise to the obligation of knight service →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>>Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute) >>>> Historical Types of Fee Simple Estates: ***************************** great fee: 1. Hist. In feudal law, a fee received directly from the Crown. [1] 1. A fee held directly of the king. [2] References: Disclaimer: All material throughout this website is … Continue reading great fee – historically, in feudal law, a fee received directly from the Crown →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate >>>> Estates in Land >>>> Freehold Estate (Interest) >>>> Fee (Simple Absolute) >>>> Fee Tail: ***************************** fee expectant: (17c) 1. Rare. A fee tail created when land is given to a man and wife and the heirs of their bodies. See FRANK MARRIAGE. [1] 1. A fee which is limited … Continue reading fee expectant – a fee tail created when land is given to a man and wife and the heirs of their bodies →
This page is continued from Property >>>> Interest >>>> Estate: ***************************** estate in gage: 1. An estate that has been pledged as security for a debt. See MORTGAGE. [1] 1. See dead pledge; living pledge; mortgage; pledge. [2] dead pledge: 1. A mortgage; the property mortgaged. It was called a “dead” pledge because the rents and … Continue reading estate in gage – an estate that has been pledged as security for a debt →