...that they must be of the blood of the first purchaser, and of the blood of the person last seised.* It is an estate of perpetuity, and confers an unlimited...simple, and if a partial restraint be annexed to a fee, as a condition not to alien for a limited time, or not to a particular person, it ceases to be a fee...

...that they must be of the blood of the first purchaser, and of the blood of the person last seised.d It is an estate of perpetuity, and confers an unlimited...upon alienation is inconsistent with the nature of a fee-simple, and if a partial restraint be annexed to a fee, as a condition not to • Com. vol. ii....

...two kinds, fees simple absolute, and fees simple, conditional or qualified. s Vol. i. 419. limited power of alienation, and no person is capable of having...upon alienation is inconsistent with the nature of a fee-simple, and if a partial restraint be annexed to a fee, as a condition not to alien for a limited...

...make bnt two kinds, fees simple absolnte, and fees simple, conditional or qualif,ed. (d) Vol. i. 419. It is an estate of perpetuity, and confers an unlimited...upon alienation is inconsistent with the nature of a fee-simple, and if a partial restraint be annexed to a fee, as a condition not to alien for a limited...

...restraint upon the enjoyment and alienation of the estate. Chancellor Kent says of a fee simple : " It is an estate of perpetuity, and confers an unlimited...simple, and if a partial restraint be annexed to a fee, as a condition not to alien for a limited time, or not to a particular person, it ceases to be a fee...

...that they must be of the blood of the first purchaser, and of the blood of the person last seized. It is an estate of perpetuity, and confers an unlimited...alienation, and no person is capable of having a greater interest in land. 8. Is, or is not the word, heirs, at common law, necessary to be used, if the estate...

...that they must be of the blood of the first purchaser, and of the blood of the person last seised, (a) It is an estate of perpetuity, and confers an unlimited...; and if a partial restraint be annexed to a fee, as a condition not to alien for a limited time, or not to a particular person, it ceases to be a fee...

...domain ; the term sometimes used of " fee-simple absolute " is but surplusage as to the last word, and no person is capable of having a greater estate or interest in land than the fee-simple. Every restraint upon alienation is inconsistent with the nature of a fee-simple...

...utere tuo ut alienum non Isedas." Hoi. Jur. (10th Ed.) 199, 200. Chancellor Kent says a fee simple "Is an estate of perpetuity, and confers an unlimited...capable of having a greater estate or Interest in land." 4 Kent's Com. (llth Ed.) 4. It Is said in Bacon's Abr. tit. "Leases and Terms for Years" that It is...

...pleasure, or to the disposition of the law, page 104. Fee-simple is an estate of perpetuity, and confers unlimited power of alienation, and no person is capable of having a greater estate or interest in the land. Every restraint upon alienation is inconsistent with the nature of a fee-simple; and if a...