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· 11/27/1950

Lipschultz v. Robertson

Citations

  • 95 N.E.2d 357
  • 407 Ill. 470
  • 1950 Ill. LEXIS 464

How courts have described this case

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  • conveyance of property where seller places no reservations on the purchase necessarily includes conveyance of current leases and the right to receive unaccrued rent
  • incorporeal hereditament is defined as “[a]n intangible right in land” and rent is listed as a type in common law
  • incorporeal hereditament is defined as “[a]n intangible right in land” and rent is listed as a type in common law
  • conveyance of property by warranty deed, in which grantor reserves nothing, conveys lease for property and right to receive unaccrued rentals
  • conveyed lease gives right to receive unaccrued rents
  • conveyed lease gives right to receive unaccrued rents

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Judges: Simpson

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