defeasible fee

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defeasible fee

A real property title that can be revoked or undone upon the happening of a named event.(The whole area of real estate law,regarding things that might happen in the future to grant or take away title to property,is called future interests.The rules are exceptionally complex and not often encountered in the real world.)

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No references found			23) Both the defeasible fee and easements entail a retained interest in the government which would be subject to disposal only upon the railroad's abandonment. The shifting sands of property rights, federal railroad grants, and ... by Wright, Danaya C. / Environmental Law 1) With respect to interests in land, for example, the basic forms are the fee simple, the defeasible fee simple, the life estate, and the lease. Optimal standardization in the law of property: The numerus clausus ... by Merrill, Thomas W.; Smith, Henry E. / Yale Law Journal			deed deed books deed in lieu of foreclosure deed indented deed of reconveyance deed of trust deed poll deed restriction deed to secure debt Deep Discount Bond Deep Discount Brokerage Firm Deep in the Money Deep Market Deep Out of the Money Deep-Discount Bond Deep-in-the-Money Deep-Out-of-the-Money defamation of title default Default Interest default point Default Premium Default Risk defeasance defeasance fee defeasible fee defect in title defendant Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Defensive Acquisition Defensive Buy Defensive Investment Strategy Defensive Securities Defensive Security Defensive Stock Deferment Period Deferred Account Deferred Acquisition Costs Deferred Annuities Deferred Annuity Deferred Call Deferred Call Period Deferred Charge deferred charges deferred commission Deferred Compensation deferred contracts Deferred Credit Deferred Dividend Deferred Equity deferred exchange			defaults defaunate Défauts sous Revêtement DEFB DEFC DEFCOM DEFCON DEFCON 1 DEFCON 2-4 DEFCON 5 DEFCOS DEFD DEFDARS Defeasable interest Defeasable interest defeasance defeasance defeasance Defeasance Clause defeasance fee Defeasanced Defeasanced Defeasanced defeasances defeasances defeasances defeasibility defeasibility defeasible defeasible defeasible fee Defeasible reasoning Defeasible reasoning Defeasible Reasoning and Uncertainty Management Systems Defeasible Reasoning and Uncertainty Management Systems II defeasibleness defeasibleness defeasibly defeasibly defeat defeat defeat defeat Defeat Armor Road Target Mine Defeat of Jesse James Days defeat of the prosecution defeat one’s own purpose defeat oneself by overdoing matters Defeat, Morbid Fear of defeated defeated defeated defeated defeatedly defeatedly defeater defeater defeater defeater Defeaters defeathering

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