Sowle v. Sowle

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Sowle v. Sowle

27 Mass. 376

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedOctober 15, 1830

StatusPublished

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Sowle v. Sowle, 27 Mass. 376 (Mass. 1830).

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But per Curiam.

The reason for granting the license is to be determined upon by the court by which the licence is granted, and is there a matter of record, and need not be stated in the deed.

The tenant further bhjected, that the deed was uncertain as to the interest intended to be conveyed ; and that it did not intend to pass land which was incumbered by the dower.

But per Curiam. The terms “ all (he aforesaid minors’ shares and interest in the aforesaid described premises,” embrace as well the reversion as the estate in possession.

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But per Curiam.

The reason for granting the license is to be determined upon by the court by which the licence is granted, and is there a matter of record, and need not be stated in the deed.

The tenant further bhjected, that the deed was uncertain as to the interest intended to be conveyed ; and that it did not intend to pass land which was incumbered by the dower.

But per Curiam. The terms “ all (he aforesaid minors’ shares and interest in the aforesaid described premises,” embrace as well the reversion as the estate in possession.

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