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Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
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rents, issues and profits — The profits arising from property generally. Rents collected by party in possession; the net profits. Phrase does not apply to rental value or value of use and occupation. People v. Gustafson, 53 Cal.App.2d 230, 127 P.2d 627, 632 … Black's law dictionary
rents, issues, and profits — The income or net income from land or an estate therein. People v Savings Union, 72 Cal 199, 203, 13 P 498. A kind of estate growing out of the land for life, or years, producing an annual or other rent. Bruce v Thompson, 26 Vt 741, 746 … Ballentine's law dictionary
rents, issues, and profits — noun plural : the total wealth or profit either gross or net after the satisfaction of reasonable expenses arising from the ownership or possession of property … Useful english dictionary
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