Entire
81entire balance of my estate — The residue …
82entire interest — The whole interest or right, without diminution. See fee simple …
83entire loss of sight — In respect of one eye, or both, means substantial blindness, not necessarily absolute. See blindness …
84entire tenancy — A sole possession by one person, called severally, which is contrary to several tenancy, where a joint or common possession is in one or more …
85entire use, benefit, etc — These words in the habendum of a trust deed for the benefit of a married woman are equivalent to the words sole use, or sole and separate use, and consequently her husband takes nothing under such deed …
86entire balance of my estate — The residue …
87entire interest — The whole interest or right, without diminution. See fee simple …
88entire loss of sight — In respect of one eye, or both, means substantial blindness, not necessarily absolute. See blindness …
89entire tenancy — A sole possession by one person, called severally, which is contrary to several tenancy, where a joint or common possession is in one or more …
90entire use, benefit, etc — These words in the habendum of a trust deed for the benefit of a married woman are equivalent to the words sole use, or sole and separate use, and consequently her husband takes nothing under such deed …