Tailzie – A father infeft in an estate in life-rent, and a son infeft in fee, jointly entail the estate in the son’s contract of marriage, with prohibitory, irritant, and resolutive clauses, and with a proviso, that the father and son should jointly have power to alter; this entail was insert in the register of tailzies upon the joint supplication of the father and son, but no resignation was made nor infeftment taken thereon: the irritancies and clauses not to alter were binding upon the son (after the father’s death) even supposing the substitution were gratuitous.
(1718) Robertson 203, [1718] UKHL Robertson – 203
Bailii
Scotland, Land
Updated: 04 January 2022; Ref: scu.553508
