hereditaments definition
hereditaments means real property which, under an intestacy, devolves on the next of kin;
hereditaments. ; means the assessment defined within Section 64 of the Local Government Finance Act 1988;
hereditaments means land the subject of tenure or held under title derived from the Crown or any estate or interest therein or arising thereout.
More Definitions of hereditaments
hereditaments means real property which on an intestacy might under the law formerly in force have devolved on an heir;
hereditaments means any legal or beneficial estate or interest in any land of any tenure now or hereafter vested in a Bishop, whether solely or jointly or in common with any other
hereditaments mean real property which on an intestacy might before the commencement of this Act have devolved on an heir;
hereditaments means any land of any estate or tenure now or hereafter vested in the Bishop, and includes chattel interests 5 in land now or hereafter vested as aforesaid, whether or not such land or such chattel interests in land are subject to any trust, express or implied ; but does not include any land in respect of which the Bishop may lawfully at the date of the
hereditaments means land the subject of tenure or held 5