وراث بلافصل

1 Law:: and وراث بلاواسطه the heirs of (their) bodies begotten (Several tail – This expression is used to denote a limitation whereby land is given and entailed severally to two. For example, land is given to two men and their wives, and the heirs of the bodies begotten; the donees have a joint estate for their two lives, and yet they have several inheritances – JBS( ● the heirs of their two bodies engendered (Tail after possibility of issue extinct is where land is given to a man and his wife, and to the heirs of their two bodies engendered, and one of them outlives the other without issue between then begotten; he shall hold the land for term of his own life as tenant in tail after possibility of issue extinct… JBS( ● heirs of a man’s body (Tail special – in its largest sense, is where the gift is restrained to certain heirs of the donor’s body, and does not go to all of them in general – JBS( ● heirs of a man’s body (Conditional fee – a “conditional fee” at common law, which is an estate restrained in its form of donation to some particular heirs (exclusive of others) : as to the heirs of a man’s body, or the heirs male of his body… JBS( (De Donis – The Statute of Westminster the Second, 1285, de donis conditionalibus, which provided that, in grants to a man and the heirs of his body or the heirs male of his body, the will of the donor should be observed according to the form expressed in the deed of gift… JBS( (Dower – if, therefore, a man had lands to himself and the heirs of his body by his wife A, a second wife B would not be entitled to dower out of such land – JBS(

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