Washington University Law Review

Article Title

The Effect of Violation of the Rule Against Perpetuities in Missouri

Authors

Harry W. Kroeger, Washington University School of Law

Publication Title

Washington University Law Quarterly

Abstract

It will suffice to observe at this point that there is a wide disposition among lawyers to conclude that in Missoui a limitation void for remoteness contaminates and renders void the entire property disposition of which the void limitation is part. That view is shared by that eminent authority on Missouri real property law, Mr. McCune Gill. It has undoubted pragmatic force because it is the governing principle for title examiners, under whose -scrutiny fall property dispositions far more numerous than those which come before the courts. Froni an equitable standpoint, there is little to commend such a concept of total invalidity.

Recommended Citation

Harry W. Kroeger, The Effect of Violation of the Rule Against Perpetuities in Missouri, 1952 Wash. U. L. Q. 297 (1952).
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