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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 5 - Estates in Land (Section 42-501 to Section 42-523)
- Section 42-501 - Recognized estates
- Section 42-502 - Fee simple estates-Estates tail abolished
- Section 42-503 - Fee simple estates-Absolute or qualified
- Section 42-504 - Freeholds; chattels real; chattel interests; conditions precedent or subsequent
- Section 42-505 - Estates pur autre vie; when deemed freehold and when chattel real
- Section 42-506 - Estates classified; possession; expectancy
- Section 42-507 - Estate in possession
- Section 42-508 - Estate in expectancy
- Section 42-509 - Reversions
- Section 42-510 - Future estates-Commencement
- Section 42-511 - Future estates-Remainder and conditional limitation
- Section 42-512 - Future estates-Vested and contingent
- Section 42-513 - Future estates-Alternative
- Section 42-514 - Expectant estates-No defeat or bar unless provided for at creation
- Section 42-515 - Expectant estates-Descendible, devisable, and alienable
- Section 42-516 - Tenancies in common, tenancies by the entireties, and joint tenancies
- Section 42-517 - Coparcenary estates abolished
- Section 42-518 - Estates for years
- Section 42-519 - Estates from year to year
- Section 42-520 - Estates by sufferance
- Section 42-521 - Estates from month to month or from quarter to quarter
- Section 42-522 - Estates at will; termination; creation
- Section 42-523 - Provisions applicable to personal property
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