Estate by Statute Staple Law and Legal Definition
Estate by statute staple refers to the interest or estate of the creditor in land conveyed to him/her under the statute staple. Statute staple is an English statute which confined the sale of all commodities to be exported to certain towns in England, called estate or staple, where foreigners might resort. This conveyance was by way of security to be held by the creditor as tenant by statute staple until the income and profits from the land thus held by him/her discharges the debt which was an ascertained and definite sum.
Legal Definition list
- Estate by Purchase
- Estate by Entireties
- Estafa
- Establishment, Development, or Improvement of a Public or Nonprofit Community Rehabilitation Program [Education]
- Establishment, Administration, and Solicitation Costs [Federal Elections]
- Estate by Statute Staple
- Estate by Sufferance
- Estate by the Curtesy
- Estate for Years
- Estate in Coparcenary
- Estate in Expectancy
