Simes and Smith—The Law of Future Interests, Borron 3d

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Identifies those laws governing the rights of persons in property when their interests are projected into the future, highlighting direct applications to ordinary situations. Examines such scenarios as planning an estate, preparing a will, creating a trust, and real property issues. Section titles discuss the permissible types of future interests and expectancies, future interests in lands, future interests in real and personal chattels, the creation of future interests, construction, powers of appointment, rules restricting the creation of future interests, present legal relations of owners of future interests, and termination of future interests. Includes detailed index, and tables of cases and statutes.

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Identifies laws governing future interests
Examines inheritances, trust funds, estates, probate, and wills
Includes detailed index, and tables of cases and statutes
Updated annually
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Revised Volume 1: Sections 1 - 570 (copyright 2002)
- Part 1. The Permissible Types of Future Interests and Expectancies
  - Classification of Estates and Future Interests
  - Reversions
  - Remainders—In General
  - Vested and Contingent Remainders Distinguished
  - Contingent Remainders Distinguished From Executory Interests
  - Executory Interests
  - Rights of Entry for Breach of Condition
  - Possibilities of Reverter
  - Various Future Interests of Statutory Origin
  - Future Interests Which are Chattels Real
  - Future Interests in Chattels Personal
  - Expectancy of the Apparent Her or Devisee
  - The Expectancy of the Object of an Unexercised Power
- Part 2. The Creation of Future Interests—Construction
  - Formalities in the Creation of Future Interests
  - Theories of Construction
  - Construction with Reference to Present or Future Character of the Interest
  - Construction Problems in Gifts Over “on Death” or “Death Without Issue”
Revised Volume 2: Sections 571-1100 (copyright 2003)
- Part 2. The Creation of Future Interests—Construction (continued)
  - Construction with Reference to Vested or Contingent Character of the Interest—Implied Condition of Survivorship
  - An Introduction to Class Gift Problems
  - Determination of Maximum and Minimum Membership in a Class
  - Gifts to one and His Children—Wild’s Case
  - Meanings of Various Class Designations
  - Occurrence of the Event Named in a Condition or Limitation
  - Acceleration of Future Interests
  - Effect of Failure of a Succeeding Interest on the Prior Interest
  - The Creation of Future Interest by Implication
- Part 3. Powers of Appointment
  - Nature and Classification of Powers
  - Creation of Powers
  - Devolution of Title on the Exercise of a Power
  - Nature of the Donee’s Interest
  - Execution of Powers
  - Contracts to Execute Powers
  - Effect of Failure to Execute a Power
  - Termination of Powers
  - Statutory Modifications of the Law of Powers
Volume 3: Sections 1101 - 1640 (copyright 1956)
- Rules Restricting the Creation of Future Interests
Volume 4: Section 1641 - End (copyright 1956)
- Present Legal Relations of Owners of Future Interests
- Termination of Future Interests
- Table of Cases
- Table of Statutes
- Index

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