 | Illinois. Supreme Court - 1906
...not subject to be divested. It is then urged that the doctrine of acceleration applies. This doctrine "proceeds upon the supposition that, though the ulterior...decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, yet that, in point of fact, it is to be read as a limitation of a remainder to take effect in every... | |
 | Illinois. Supreme Court - 1911
...upon the death of Laura E. Thomas. In Jarman on Wills (3d ed. p. 539,) it is stated : "That although the ulterior devise is, in terms, not to take effect...decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, yet in point of fact it is to be read as a limitation of the remainder, to take effect in every event... | |
 | Illinois. Supreme Court - 1918
...The doctrine of acceleration of remainders proceeds upon the supposition that although the ultimate devise is in terms not to take effect in possession until the death of the life tenant, yet in point of fact it is to be read as a limitation of a remainder to take... | |
 | 1881
...Edw. Ch. 267. The doctrine of acceleration of remainders proceeds upon the supposition that though tho ulterior devise is in terms not to take effect in...decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, or as given by the English rule, his decease without issue if tenant in tail, yet that in point of fact,... | |
 | 1881
...Kdw. Ch. 207. Tho doctrine of acceleration of remainders proceeds upon tho supposition that though Ihe ulterior devise is in terms not to take effect in...decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, or as given by the English rule, his decease without issue if tenant in tail, yet that in point of fact,... | |
 | 1885
...or if he refuses to take, the remainder is accelerated. Although the ulterior devise, in terms, is not to take effect in possession until the decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, yet, in point of fact, it is to be read as a limitation of the remainder to take effect in every event... | |
 | Isaac Grant Thompson - 1886
...or if he refuses to take, the remainder is accelerated. Although the ulterior devise, in terms, is not to take effect in possession until the decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, yet in point of fact, it is to be read as a limitation of the remainder, to take effect in every event... | |
 | Robert Campbell - 1894
...undoubtedly apply to the case of a devise of a life estate being revoked by the testator." He observes that "the doctrine evidently proceeds upon the supposition,...without issue if tenant in tail, yet that, in point of fnct, it is to be read as a limitation of a remainder, to take effect in every event which removes... | |
 | District of Columbia. Court of Appeals - 1908
...A., "without more, held B. took immediately. Lainsnn v. Lainson, 18 Beav. 1 ; SC, 5 De GM & G. 754. The doctrine evidently proceeds upon the supposition...decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, yet, in point of fact, it is to be read as a limitation of a remainder, to take effect in every event,... | |
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proceeds upon the supposition that, though the ulterior devise is in terms not to take effect in possession until the decease of the prior devisee, if tenant for life, yet that, in point of fact, it is to be read as a limitation of a remainder to take... 
