Words of purchase are contrasted with "'words of limitation "', which describe the extent, or quality, or duration of the estate he acquires.
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For example, in a deed to Whiteacre " to A for life, " " to A " are words of purchase, " for life " words of limitation.
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I am of opinion that the words of limitation superadded here to the preceding words of limitation, will certainly not of themselves, make the first words of purchase, but the subsequent ought to be rejected as redundant and superfluous.
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It is true, in Shelley's case ( 1 Co . 93 b, and 95 b ), Anderson, Chief Justice, puts this case . If there be a limitation to the use of a man for life, and after his decease to the use of his heirs, and of their heirs-female of their bodies ; in this case, these words ( his heirs ) are words of purchase and not of limitation, for then the subsequent words ( and of their heirs-female of their bodies ) would be void.
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