Noun:

জীবনের জন্য এস্টেট,

estate for life's Usage Examples:

There were also freehold estates not of inheritance, such as an estate for life and copyhold was promoted into freehold by the Act.

set at £144 on 2 June 1648, but he petitioned that he only had an estate for life in £48 per annum and the fine was reduced to £73.

agreement with Falkland and Edward Cary to allow her to enjoy the estate for life, notwithstanding her failure to marry Lord Guilford, and she afterwards.

to some Western sources) was granted Thessalonica, presumably as an estate for life, a pronoia.

a year's profits, if the lands were in reversion, expectant on an estate for life" On the death of a tenant-in-chief, for example a feudal baron, his.

(2) Persons possessed of a freehold estate for life or lives in land or tenements of the annual value of 40s.

1726, which was after Sclater had made a will in 1724 leaving his estate for life to Sarah, the wife of his coachman whom he described as a ‘kinswoman’.

(died 1813), received Minchington Hall and 105 acres (42 ha) of the estate for life.

They were reconciled before his death in 1673, and he left her his estate for life.

life, to which great regard is always had in determining whether an estate for life, or in tail, passes.

Godskesen was in 1526 granted the estate for life.

English charters were careful to avoid saying the donee was to take the estate for life, or whether the heir was to have any rights.

with the income from the estate for life and saved the properties to be distributed to Jacob A's issue (children).

Synonyms:

holding; estate for life; jointure; legal jointure; property; gross estate; net estate; life estate; belongings;

Antonyms:

activeness; perfection; inactivity; union; employment;