in perpetuity
in perpetuity (in p[schwa]r-p[schwa]-t[y]oo-[schwa]-tee). Forever. See PERPETUITY.
perpetuity n. (1)永续;永存 (2)(古)永业;永久拥有(的权益);不得转让的权益 (3)(财产的)永久处分;财产永久权 永久或长期限制不动产权益转让的财产处分,属违法行为。 (→rule against perpetuities)
perpetuity of the kingorqueen. A fiction of English law that for political purposes the king or queen is immortal; that is, a monarch dies, but the office is never vacant.
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perpetuity (p[schwa]r-p[schwa]-t[y]oo-[schwa]-tee). 1. The state of continuing forever. 2. Hist. An unbarrable entail. 3. Hist. An inalienable interest. 4. An interest that does not take effect or vest within the period prescribed by law. • In reference to the rule against perpetuities, only sense 4 is now current. See RULE AGAINST PERPETUITIES. [Cases: Perpetuities 4.
perpetuity of the king 〈英〉国王永存;国王不朽 英国法律对国王政治地位的永久性确认:担任国王的人会死去,但国王是不会消失的,因为在实际的统治者死后,其地位立即由继任者补充。
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perpetuity annuity 永续年金 指收付时期没有限制,每隔一个间隔永远连续收付的年金。相当于定期年金当n趋于无穷大时的值。
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fee farm. Hist. A species of tenure in which land is held in perpetuity at a yearly rent (fee-farm rent), without fealty, homage, or other services than those in the feoffment. — Also termed feodi firma; firma feodi. See EMPHYTEUSIS. “Now to all appearance the term socage, a term not found in Normandy, has been
An estate given to a grantee for life, and then successively to the grantee’s heirs for life. • The effect of this type of freehold was to keep land within a family in perpetuity, much like a fee tail.
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emphyteusis (em-fi-t[y]oo-sis), n. [Greek “implanting”] Greek, Roman & civil law. A contract by which one person delivered to another (the emphyteuta) a tract of land, either in perpetuity or for a long period of time, in exchange for the obligation to cultivate the land and to pay annual rental. • In Roman law, the land