Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1886 edition. Excerpt: ... JOINT-TENANCY (Continued), words creating, in devise or bequest, g 23. words creating, in deed, 25. creation by deed to woman and her children, 26. executory settlements, 27. surviving grantees, legatees, and devisees, 28. income not deemed held by, 29. severance of, 29. severance by act of cotenant, 30. severance by agreement, 81. severance by agreement to make wills, 31. severance by dealing, as in trade, 32. severance by execution against cotenant, 33, severance, partial, 34. statutes in America, limiting or abolishing, 35, 65. statutes whether retroactive, 36. creation notwithstanding statutes, 37. dower in, where survivorship is abolished, 89. lapsing of legacies and devises where survivorship is abolished, 40. property still held by, 41. mortgagees, 42. trust estates, 48, 44. difference between, and tenancy by entireties, 64. husband and wife holding by, 71, 72. legislative grantees do not hold by, 91. in ships, 379. JOINT-TENANTS, conveyance by, 189,19( lease by, 220. voluntary partition between, 896. joinder in actions at law, 329. joinder in actions in equity, 368. JUDGMENT, may be held by tenancy by entireties, 68. against one cotenant does not bind the other, 168. JUDGMENTS IN PARTITION, the first judgment, 516. the first judgment determines the moieties, 617. the first judgment may give special directions, 518. the first judgment is not final, 519. See Final Judgment. JURISDICTION IN PARTITION, at common law, 420. by English statutes, 421. history of chancery jurisdiction, 428. advantages of chancery jurisdiction, 425. personal property, 426. in the United States, 428. presumption in favor of, 528. JURY, are judges of ouster, 232. must find ouster in direct terms, 233. from what may infer ouster, 242. KANSAS, actions between...
