Publisher's Synopsis
"The Distinctions and Anomalies Arising out of the Equitable Doctrine of the Legal Estate" delves into the intricate aspects of property law, exploring the nuances of equitable doctrine as it relates to legal estates. Written by Roland Moffatt Perowne Willoughby, this work provides a detailed examination of the distinctions and anomalies inherent in the application of equitable principles to legal ownership. It is an essential resource for legal scholars, historians of law, and anyone interested in the historical development of property law and estate management.
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