Executory
31executory limitation — A limitation of a future interest by deed or will; if by will, it is also called an executory devise …
32executory 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 …
33executory devises — Estates in futuro consisting of executory interests created by devises, recognized in equity and validated by the Statute of Uses and the Statute of Wills, but invalid under the early common law as in contravention of the rigid rules against a… …
34executory estate — An estate which is to vest in possession at a future time. See executory interests …
35executory interests — Estates in futuro created by executory devises or by conveyances to uses, recognized in equity and validated by the Statute of Uses, but invalid under the early common law as in contravention of the rigid rules against a limitation of a fee on a… …
36executory limitation — Same as executory interest …
37executory use — A use which is to come into existence at a future time; a springing use, which arises from the seisin of the grantor with no estate preceding it. See executory interest; shifting use; springing use; Statute of Uses …
38executory interest — noun : an interest that takes effect through an executory limitation …
39executory — adjective Date: 1592 1. designed or of such a nature as to be executed in time to come or to take effect on a future contingency 2. relating to administration …
40executory — /ig zek yeuh tawr ee, tohr ee/, adj. 1. executive. 2. Law. to be performed or executed. [1400 50; late ME executorie operative, being in effect < LL ex(s)ecutorius executive. See EXECUTE, TORY1] * * * …
