Freehold+estate
31estate — noun 1 land owned by a person/family/organization ADJECTIVE ▪ big, great, huge, large, substantial, vast ▪ sprawling ▪ the family mansion and sprawlin …
32estate — /əˈsteɪt / (say uh stayt), /ɛs / (say es ) noun 1. a piece of landed property, especially one of large extent: to have an estate in the country. 2. Law a. an interest in land, traditionally classified either as freehold or of fixable duration, as …
33freehold — Synonyms and related words: acres, adverse possession, alluvion, alluvium, alod, alodium, arable land, burgage, claim, clay, clod, colony, crust, de facto, de jure, dead hand, dependency, derivative title, dirt, dry land, dust, earth, estate of… …
34estate less than freehold — Any estate the duration of which is regarded in law as being less than that of a life estate, in real property either corporeal or incorporeal. An estate for years, an estate at will, or an estate at sufferance. Decatur Coal Co. v Clokey, 332 Ill …
35estate less than freehold — An estate for years, estate at will, or estate at sufferance …
36estate less than freehold — An estate for years, estate at will, or estate at sufferance …
37freehold — adj. Freehold is used with these nouns: ↑estate, ↑property, ↑tenure …
38estate — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. state, status, rank, condition, station, degree; property, fortune, possessions, effects, interest, land, holdings; abode. See possession, class. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [An extensive residence] Syn.… …
39freehold — An estate in land that is now usually held in fee simple. Land that is not freehold will be leasehold …
40freehold — An estate in land that is now usually held in fee simple Land that is not freehold will be leasehold land …
