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Abstract
This Article is concerned with a dilemma in the law of Future Interests. The dilemma stems from the needs and demands of a modern society to convey land cleanly and quickly and from the desire of property owners, especially landowners, to direct from the grave the on-going disposition of their property. This desire of landowners has always played a role in English and American property law. Much of the energy of the early judiciary was devoted to counter balancing the numerous ingenious arrangements devised by persons to effectuate continual control of their property.
Recommended Citation
C. Dent Bostick,
Loosening the Grip of the Dead Hand: Shall We Abolish Legal Future Interests in Land?,
32 Vanderbilt Law Review
1061
(1979)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/vlr/vol32/iss5/1