confirmation of estate

confirmation of estate
The conveyance of an estate, or right, that one has in land, to another who has possession of it, or some estate in it, making valid a voidable estate, or increasing and enlarging a particular estate. Langdeau v Hanes, 21 Wall 521, 22 L Ed 606. Confirmation may make good a voidable or defensible estate, but it cannot operate upon or aid an estate which is void in law. As to such an estate, a confirmation only confirms its infirmity. Branham v Mayor & Common Council of San Jose, 24 Cal 585, 605.

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