Tennessee Statutes
§ 66-4-202 — Sale without possession
Tennessee·Title 66
Any such agreement, bargain, sale, promise, covenant or grant shall be utterly void where the seller has not personally, or by the seller's agent or tenant, or the seller's ancestor, been in actual possession of the lands or tenements, or of the reversion or remainder, or taken the rents or profits for one (1) whole year next before the sale.
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Legislative History
Code 1858, § 1777 (deriv. Acts 1821, ch. 66, § 1); Shan. § 3172; Code 1932, § 7824; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 64-407.
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Rule in Shelley's case abolished§ 66-1-107
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Doctrine of worthier title abolished§ 66-1-201
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