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This occurs where a special entail is determined so that the tenant ‘s interest would last only during his lifetime. Different from an estate for life in that the holder is not liable for waste . An example would be where lands are given to a man and his wife in special tail and the wife dies without issue , the husband is a tenant in tail after possibility of issue is extinct, because no issue of another wife can inherit the estate in tail. Such a tenant cannot bar the entail. See Entail.

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