Freehold estate giving the person owning it the right to receive income of the estate until death. The beneficiary cannot sell the property and the estate terminates at death.
| Banking Dictionary: Life Estate |
Freehold estate giving the person owning it the right to receive income of the estate until death. The beneficiary cannot sell the property and the estate terminates at death.
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| Real Estate Dictionary: Life Estate |
A freehold interest (in Real Property) that expires upon the death of the owner or some other specified person (pur Autre Vie).
Example: A retired couple purchase a life estate in a retirement village apartment unit. Upon death of both husband and wife, ownership of the unit will revert to the owners' association, who may then resell to another couple.
| Law Encyclopedia: Life Estate |
An estate whose duration is limited to the life of the party holding it, or some other person.
| WordNet: life estate |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
(law) an estate whose duration is limited to the life of the person holding it
Synonym: estate for life
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