Allens Case
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1792 |
| Date | 01 January 1792 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
English Reports Citation: 80 E.R. 626
COURT OF WARDS, AND OTHER COURTS AT WESTMINSTER
then. 15 jacobi regis. allens case. Robert Allen, seised in fee of land, holden in capite by knights-service, by deer] indented, dated in July, 4 Jacobi Regis, enfeoffed his youngest son, Nicholas Allen and his heirs, to the use of the said Robert Allen for life, and after to the use of the said Nicholas and his heirs, in which deed is contained a proviso, in these words ; videlicet, provided always, notwithstanding, that if it shall fortune at any time or times hereafter, during all the time of the naturall life of the said Robert, that he the said Robert shall be minded, or determined to alter or change, all, or any of the severall use or uses, estate or estates, before in these presents expressed and declared, and to create, raise, limit or declare, any new or other use or uses, estate or estates whatsoever, of, for, or concerning all or any of the said premisses, or any part or parcel thereof, with the appurtenances, that then, from time to time, from, or after the paiment or tender of twelve pence of currant English mony, [56] to be made by the said Robert Allen, or his assignes, to the aaid Nicholas Allen, or his assigues, at or in the church-porch of the parish church of Mynster aforesaid, at any time or times during the naturall life of him the said Robert, that then it shall and may be lawfull, to and for him the said Robert Allen, to revoke all, or change all, or any of the severall estates, uses, or limitations before expressed, of, or in the whole premisses, or any part or parcell thereof, and that than, from time to time for ever, from, or after any such tender or paiment of twelve pence of currant money to be made, by him the said Robert, or his assignes, as abovesaid, this present writing indented, and the livery and seisin thereof had, or to be had and executed, shall, as touching all, or so much, or such parcell of the afore recited premisses, whereof any of the uses or limitations before expressed shall so happen to be altered, changed, or revoked, be altogether frustrate, void, and of none effect or validity in the law to any intent or purpose whatsoever, and that then also, from time to time for ever, from and after such paiment, or tender & revocation as abovesaid, it shal and may be lawfull, to, and for him the said Rob. Allen, and his assignes, into all and every the aforesaid lands, meadows, pastures, and marsh, and into...
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