N. NAME. A mistake in or omission of the name of the re- leasor in the granting part Will be supplied by construction from the context 0. Page. 483 ib. 429 OMISSION. See Name. OPERATIVE WORDS. In bargains and sales for years 377 In leases 172 376 446 P. Different modes of describing them in the lease for a year PARCELS. Necessity of their accuracy in the leases for a How to be described in the lease when granted in the 381 ib. 446 178 In beneficial leases pacity and by that name 378 394 ib. Modes of describing them in the release PARISHIONERS, incapable of being grantees in that ca- PARTY. A man must be a party to a deed to take an im- Or to be a grantor Not necessary to be a party to take a remainder, or an Every person is a party to a deed-poll who is named ib. 394, 412 A person covenanting or taking the benefit of a cove- 397 An attorney to deliver seisin need not be named as a The absence of a receipt is presumptive notice that the 154, 156 429 Page. POSSESSION. The statute of uses does not give an actual possession without entry The phrase in possession is in many books used for vested in interest. 391 POSSIBILITY. A possibility of reverter is not grantable 276, Whether a possibility under an executory devise May be bound in equity by contract See Contingent Interests, Expectancy. PRIVITY OF ESTATE. General nature of 473 278 269 ib. ib. ib. 327 324, 329 Of the privity necessary between a releasor and re- Of the want of privity because the estate of the re- 337 Cases of privity notwithstanding a mesne estate 338 344 Of mere privity of tenure for the sake of remedy, and 345 PROVISO FOR REDEMPTION. Observations on the mode of penning it in mortgages 206 PURCHASER. In what cases he may object to a title on the ground of a defect in a fine 75 A purchaser from tenant by statute or elegit, has a implied notice that the money remains unpaid 429 421, 428 RECITAL. Whether the recital of the lease for a year operates as evidence or estoppel 443, 452 Mode of reciting the lease 442 A recital of the fact of possession is sufficient evi- 309 Page, RECITAL.-Continued. Mistake in the recital of a lease for a year is not ma- RELEASE IN ENLARGEMENT. Its form. To operate by way of enlargement must be to a person Privity of estate between releasor and releasee is es- sential 324 Release from reversioner to underlessee during the 352 Cases in which there is privity sufficient to support a 338 estate 359 To the tenant of every particular vested estate 284 To the owner of a determinable or defeasible fee un- 471 Το one possessed of a particular estate in autre 331 To a particular tenant after a partial alienation, pro- 349 Page. RELEASE IN ENLARGEMENT.-Continued. To a man who has a base fee derived from an estate 472 To executors having a chattel interest for payment 300 May not be made to a tenant for life while disseised 351 ib. A release from a disseisee to a lessee of disseisor passes no estate 351 ib. 323 a 269 It may operate as a confirmation Under some circumstances a release may be made to A release from a disseisor to a disseisee operates as A release to tenant in tail will operate by enlargement A release to a trespasser will not pass an estate by 286 288, 302 An assurance failing of effect, as a release in enlarge- 332 364 333 Effect of a release to husband and wife jointly, where 338 Cases in which a release from the reversioner or re- 342 Effect of a release from a reversioner in fee who has also 344 See Lease and Release. RELEASE OF RIGHT. A release to the owner of a de- 471, 473 Unless the determinable fee arises from an estate-tail 472 RELEASEE. Who may be a releasee in respect of per- RELEASOR. Who may be See Release (passim) and Table of Contents. 273 ib. 245, 271 Omission of the name of the releasor in the granting REMAINDER, will pass by the name of a reversion 483 463 ib. Page. REMAINDER-MAN entering by force of his remainder, deed So by a rent He may enlarge the estate of a particular tenant not- RENT. The rent reserved on a lease shall belong to the 412 413 339 170, 185 Rent reserved upon a grant in fee made by a man seis- A remedy for rent, &c. is given by statute, notwith- 188 ib. 357 358 A remainder-man entering by force of his remainder 413 A reservation of rent is not material in a bargain and 388 The mere reservation of a rent is a sufficient con- ib. Whether it is sufficient for that purpose if reserved to a ib. A rent may be extinguished by a release from the re- 351 RENT CHARGE may be conveyed by lease and release or mere grant See Rent. RESULTING USE. See Tenant în Tail-Uses. REVERSION. The reversion cannot be granted for an es- Will pass by the name of a remainder The description by which it should be granted 235 155 463 ib. RIGHT OF ENTRY OR ACTION cannot be released by 278 |