successor in title
successor in right

Every successor in title will be bound by the lease.

A company created by conversion is the general successor in title of the previous economic unit.

They will decide what the term employee, resources or successor in title should mean.

The right of priority belongs to the applicant or his successor in title.

However the courts viewed as different whether a successor in title to the original contracting party was bound.

Restrictions can be removed by consent from the original vendor or' his successors in title'.

This waiver extends to sub-licensees and successors in title of the Press.

These conditions may not only be for the vendor's own benefit, but for his' successors in title'.

The covenant was thus merely personal in nature and could not be enforced against successors in title.

Although such things may arise by agreement, English law acknowledges their proprietary character, so they bind successors in title.

The problem with such agreements lies in their enforceability, or lack of it, against successors in title.

In such cases there is no term, such as successor in title, or resources, which the courts can insist should bear a certain meaning.

The roof fell into disrepair and the cottage owner wished to sued the successor in title to come good on the covenant.

The plaintiff claimed that the nationality of the successor in title was irrelevant where the claimant was the original owner.

If this is so, why would a misconstruction over the term successor in title, where that term is relevant, not also be a jurisdictional error?

Upon receipt of the proceeds of sale the trustees must invest them for the tenant for life and that person's successors in title.

She will be the successor in title to Giuliana Zevallos, Miss Peru World 2012.

The appellant's construction of successor in title was the correct one and the decision by the F.C.C. was a nullity.

Because the covenant ran with the land, under section 78 Law of Property Act 1925 it could be enforced by the covenantee and successors in title.

The Court held that the Lord of the Manor's successors in title could sue the prior for non-performance of his agreement.

In the case of a juristic person, the rights lapse when the juristic person is deregistered without a successor in title.

On the death about March 1685-6 of his only surviving brother and successor in title, Sir William Wray, the junior baronetcy became extinct.

It followed that the covenant can be enforced against the covenantor whether or no he owned any estate in the land, and also against successors in title.

Lord Browne-Wilkinson noted that any successor in title for Mr Nathan would not have land that faced onto the road.

The cases are commonly concerned with the interpretation and application of terms such as boat, resources, employee, successor in title, furnished tenancy, structural alteration, and the like.

A territorial right to prevent others from commercially exploiting an invention, granted to an inventor or his successor in rights in exchange for the public disclosure of the invention.