Executory
21executory devise — Devise of a future estate, and, if the executory devisee dies before the event happens, the estate goes to the heir at the time of the event, and not to the heir at the time of the death of the devisee. The happening of the contingency determines …
22executory sale — executed and executory sales An executed sale is one which is final and complete in all its particulars and details, nothing remaining to be done by either party to effect an absolute transfer of the subject matter of the sale. An executory sale… …
23executory covenants — executed or executory covenants The former being such as relate to an act already performed; while the latter are those whose performance is to be future …
24executory accord — An agreement embodying a promise, express or implied, to accept at some future time a stipulated performance in satisfaction or discharge, in whole or in part, of any present claim, cause of action or obligation, and a promise, express or implied …
25executory contract — A contract that has not as yet been fully completed or performed. A contract the obligation (performance) of which relates to the future. Wagstaff v. Peters, 203 Kan. 108, 453 P.2d 120, 124. In context of Bankruptcy Code, is contract under which… …
26executory limitation — A limitation of a future interest by deed or will; if by will, it is also called an executory devise …
27executory warranties — Such arise where insured undertakes to perform some executory stipulation, as that certain acts will be done, or that certain facts will continue to exist …
28executory covenants — executed or executory covenants The former being such as relate to an act already performed; while the latter are those whose performance is to be future …
29executory accord — An agreement embodying a promise, express or implied, to accept at some future time a stipulated performance in satisfaction or discharge, in whole or in part, of any present claim, cause of action or obligation, and a promise, express or implied …
30executory contract — A contract that has not as yet been fully completed or performed. A contract the obligation (performance) of which relates to the future. Wagstaff v. Peters, 203 Kan. 108, 453 P.2d 120, 124. In context of Bankruptcy Code, is contract under which… …
