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fee-tail

/fiː teɪl/

Traducción: Término jurídico obsoleto que significa transmitir una propiedad inmueble con herencia restringida, es decir, con derecho de sucesión limitado a una línea determinada de herederos.

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formalbritishlegalobsoleto/fiː teɪl/

An archaic legal term meaning to grant an estate in tail (i.e., with restricted inheritance to a specific line of heirs).

  • 🇪🇸Término jurídico obsoleto que significa transmitir una propiedad inmueble con herencia restringida, es decir, con derecho de sucesión limitado a una línea determinada de herederos.
  1. Limit inheritance C2 formal british legal

    To restrict the inheritance of an estate or property to a specific line of heirs, typically the direct descendants of the original owner.

    • The land was fee-tailed to the eldest son for generations.
    • The will fee-tailed the manor to the male heirs of the family.
    • By fee-tailing the estate, the owner prevented it from being sold outside the family.

    🇪🇸Vincular (una herencia o propiedad)

    Sinónimos: entail

  • fee-tailed past participle
  • fee-tailed past simple
  • fee-tailing present participle
  • fee-tails third person singular