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Statute of Uses

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Statute of Uses

A statute passed in England during the reign of King Henry VIII and expressly or by implication adopted by all American states. Formerly, one could not create an estate in land that would begin in the future.After the statute,such estates were granted legal recognition.One often sees frequent references to the Statute of Uses although it is seldom a point of contention between parties. However, as recently as 2003 the issue was raised in a California case in the context of determining rights of various parties in a trust.



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The Preamble to the 1601 British Statute of Uses, in which our law of charities is rooted, makes no mention of religious worship or services--although it does confirm the charitable nature of the repair of churches.
6) This is the preamble of the 1536 Statute of Uses (28 Hen.
The suppression and the Statute of Uses brought enclosure, and former pasture and leased farm land disappeared with the arrival of Henry's favourites.
 
 
 
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