Definitionn. a person who makes a grant in legal form
Last update: October 8, 2015
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At common law, while a lease was binding on the grantor and his heirs, it was not good against " singular successors," i.e. [Please select]
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"The patricians arrogated the exclusive enjoyment of the ager publicus; and, like the feudal seigniors, granted some portions of their lands to their dependants,--a wholly precarious concession, revocable at the will of the grantor." [Please select]
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The obligations were various, according to the conditions on which the lands had been granted, but they always involved military service on the part of the grantee, and protection on the part of the grantor. [Please select]
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"The grant does not convey power which might be beneficial to the grantor if retained by himself." [Please select]
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This difficulty he meets by asserting that every grant is attended by an implied contract on the part of the grantor not to reassert his right to the thing granted. [Please select]
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