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estate

estate n. (2)状况;社会地位;社会等级;社会阶层 一个人或一个阶层的人在社会中所处的境况或地位,系该词的最广含义。例如,在中世纪英国的议会中,成员根据其社会地位分为教士、贵族、平民三个等级,称为「三级」〔three estates〕或「王国各阶层」〔estates of the realm〕;而法国的「三级会议」也就是全国各阶层代表的大会。 (3)地产权;地产;土地;供役地 指一个人在与土地的关系中所处的地位,或他相对于土地的关系,包括其对土地享有的不同种类、不同程度的权利;在口语中则引申为土地本身。在英格兰封建法中,除国王之外任何人都不能成为土地的绝对所有人,他所享有的只能是一项地产权或对土地的有限权益,由此产生了地产保有制度。在1925年《财产法》〔Law of Property Act〕生效之前,普通法上的地产权根据保有程度〔quantity of estate〕分为完全保有地产权〔estate of freehold〕与非完全保有地产权〔estate less than freehold〕两大类。其中完全保有地产权分为可继承地产权〔estate of inheritance〕与不可继承地产权〔estate not of inheritance〕。前者包括非限定继承地产权〔estate in fee simple〕、限定继承地产权〔estate in fee tail或estate tail〕和嫁资地产权〔estate in frankmarriage〕。后者又分为:1约定地产权〔convention estate〕,即通过当事人的协议设定的地产权,包括终身保有地产权〔estate for life〕和在他人生存期间保有的地产权〔estate pur autre vie〕;2法定地产权〔legal estate或estate created by construction or operation of law〕,即根据法律享有的或在法律上被承认并可强制执行的地产权,包括有后嗣可能性消失后的限定继承地产权〔estate of a tenant in tail after possibility

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curtesy

curtesy (k[schwa]r-t[schwa]-see). At common law, a husband’s right, upon his wife’s death, to a life estate in the land that his wife owned during their marriage, assuming that a child was born alive to the couple. • This right has been largely abolished. Traditionally, the full phrase was estate by the curtesy of England (or

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life estate by operation of law

life estate by operation of law 依法产生的终身地产 没有当事人的行为而直接依法律规定产生的终身地产,如法律规定,寡妇为抚育子女,可得到亡夫的部分土地、房屋,鳏夫可得到亡妻婚后持有的土地、房屋,条件是两人有子女,后者可能有财产继承权。 (→dower;curtesy)

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elective share

elective share. Wills & estates. The percentage of a deceased spouse’s estate, set by statute, that a surviving spouse (or sometimes a child) may choose to receive instead of taking under a will or in the event of being unjustifiably disinherited. — Also termed forced share; statutory share; statutory forced share. See RIGHT OF ELECTION.

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consummate

consummate (k[schwa]n-s[schwa]m-it orkahn-s[schwa]-mit), adj. Completed; fully accomplished. • Consummate was often used at common law to describe the status of a contract or an estate, such as the trans-formation of a husband’s interest in his wife’s inheritance from that of a tenant by the curtesy initiate to a tenant by curtesy consummate upon the wife’s

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