fee-simple
41fee simple. — See under fee (def. 4a). [1425 75; late ME < AF] …
42fee simple conditional — noun (plural fees simple conditional) : an estate in fee granted to a person and his issue or to a designated class of his issue that is subject to the possibility of reversion in case there is no such issue or no alternative gift to a designated …
43fee simple conditional — Same as conditional fee …
44fee simple — noun The private ownership of property (real estate) in which the owner has the right to control, use and transfer the property at will …
45Fee Simple — ♦ An estate of inheritance in land without limitation to any class of heirs or restrictions on alienation; the most extensive interest in property recognized by the common law. (Hogue, Arthur R. Origins of the Common Law, 256) Related terms: Fief …
46fee simple — Āina kū ai, ano alokio, ano alolio, ano alodio …
47fee-simple — …
48limited fee simple — noun (plural limited fees simple) 1. : a fee simple estate in land that may last forever but is limited to terminate automatically whenever certain circumstances in existence when the estate is created cease to exist : a base, qualified, or… …
49in fee simple — adj. referring to holding clear title to real property. See also: fee, fee simple Law dictionary. EdwART. 2013 …
50title in fee simple — Full and unconditional ownership. Real property deeded to a person by warranty deed, but in fact for security only, would not be held by him by title in fee simple. First Nat. Bank v Moon, 102 Kan 334, 170 P 33. See fee simple …
