Legal Definition and Related Resources of Vested remainder
Meaning of Vested remainder
The accepted definition of a vested remainder is, that it is one that throughout its continuance gives to the remainderman or his heirs the right to the immediate possession, whenever and however the preceding estate may determine. There must be some certain defined person in being and ascertained who answers the description of remainderman at some time during the continuance of the particular estate and not merely at the time fixed for its termination. 270 111. 228; 266 111. 17. See Remainder.
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See also
Executed Remainder in the American legal Encyclopedia
Concept of Vested Remainder in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Vested Remainder: A remainder interest which is certain. See: Remainder; Contingent Remainder.
Concept of Vested Remainder in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Vested Remainder: A remainder interest which is certain. See: Remainder; Contingent Remainder.
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