expectancies

expectancies
Estates in anticipation, not in present possession or enjoyment. 28 Am J2d Est § 2. Reversions, remainders, and estates in the nature of remainders known as executory interests. A mere naked possibility not coupled with an interest. Hart v Gregg, 32 Ohio St 502. The bare hope of succession to the property of another, something so inchoate as to have no attribute of property. Johnson v Breeding, 136 Tenn 528, 190 SW 545. See possibility.

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