REAL PROPERTY
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 27
Real property is commonly said to consist in " lands, tenements, and hereditaments;" of which terms the last is, in fact, coextensive witli the term real property itself, expre ing the same thing by the quality which the logicians would term its difference, viz., that it descends to the heir wherever held in perfect right: thus 1033. [s. 1046]
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