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Keywords:
Testament,
Bequest,
Gift,
Disposition,
Bequeath
To give by will; -- used of real estate; formerly, also, of chattels.
The act of giving or disposing of real estate by will; -- sometimes improperly applied to a bequest of personal estate.
A will or testament, conveying real estate; the clause of a will making a gift of real property.
Property devised, or given by will.
A gift of real property by deed. Back to the Top
Devise means to leave land in a will.
To give or bestow personal and/or real property through a will.
The gift of property through operation of a will of the donor.
A gift by will of real or personal property.
gift of land or property in a last will and testament.
To transfer title to real property by means of a will.
The act of leaving property by a will or the property which is left by will.
the transmission of property via a will after the death of a property owner. In a devise, the device or is the person transferring property while the person who's the beneficiary or heir is referred to as the devisee.
A gift of land or other real property made in a Will. See Bequest.
A gift of land by will or to give land by will. A devisee is the person to whom property is given by a will.
To give or leave something by will, typically personal property, cash, or other assets.
The disposition of land by will. A term used for land alone and never for personal property.
A gift made under a will.
a will disposing of real property
give by will, especially real property
a testamentary gift of real property
a testamentary disposing of property, especially real property, by will [law].
A gift of freehold or leasehold property by will
A legal term referring to real estate which passes through a will.
To give (or a gift of) property.
A gift of real estate through a will.
Real property (land) left to someone in a will.
to grant real property by will
Legally, a gift of real estate under a will as distinguished from a gift of personal property.
The act of giving property (usually real property) by will. Also refers to property (usually real property) disposed of in a will. A devisee is the person to whom such property is given. Note that strictly speaking, devisees may or may not be heirs of the deceased person.
Leave real estate by the terms of a will.
Real property left to someone in a will. See also "Bequest."
Disposition of land or real property by will.
(v) to give or transmit real estate by will; (n) a gift of real estate by will.
A gift by Will of freehold property.
a gift of real estate by will or last testament.
Gift of real property through a will. The donor is the testator and the recipient is the devisee.
to give real property by will
to transfer property through a will
A gift or disposal of real property by last will and testament.
To leave property by will. Historically a "devise" only referred to a transfer of real property, not personal property, but Utah law now uses the term for both forms of property.
The disposition of real property by will.
To leave real estate to a person in a will• Death
A gift of real property by a will.
A gift of real property (land) by will
To give real or Personal Property.
A gift of real or personal property made by Will.
Property left in a will; or the act of leaving property in a will (strictly, real estate) - see Bequeath
a gift of land or an interest in land (real property) made in a will.
A gift of real property by will (not personal property).
A gift of real estate in a will.
gift of real property by last will and testament of the donor.
A gift of real estate, also called a bequest.
A transfer of real property under a will.
The act of leaving a piece of land to another person in a will.
To give someone real property (land, buildings, etc.) in your Will. Same as bequeath.
when used as a noun it refers to an inheritance under a will. When used as a verb, it means to dispose of property by will.
"A disposition or gift by will." Dukelow
A disposition of real property by will.
A disposition of real estate (such as land, houses or buildings) made in a will
Real estate left by will.
A transfer of real estate under a will, as distinguished from a bequest of personal property.
The transfer or conveyance of real property by will.
A gift of land or realty by last will and testament of the decedent.
A gift of immovable estate made in a will
When used as a noun, real or personal property given to another by will. When used as a verb, to dispose of real or personal property by will.
A gift or transfer by will of real property.
A disposition of property made by a will.
A gift of real estate made by a will.
To leave, by will, land as distinct from personal property. ‘Bequeath’ is used for the latter. Various wills.
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