predecessor in title

It appears to be of no importance that the covenant is broken by the exercise of a right granted by L2's predecessor in title.

A six-month grace period before the priority date is provided for written disclosures or prior public use made by applicants or their predecessors in title.

The plaintiff offered a patent dated 1762, which granted title in the disputed land to Richardson, or Richardson's predecessor in title.

The university's predecessor in title, the Transportation and Telecommunication Faculty of Technical Sciences, was established in this year.

Personal circumstances were to be disregarded as were improvements carried out voluntarily by, and any disrepair or defects attributable to, the tenant or a predecessor in title.

The fence was erected in order to reinforce a fence which had already been put there by the defendants' predecessor in title, and it did not in any event enclose the disputed land.

In connection with this exception to the rule in Rylands v. Fletcher, we must consider whether the rule applies to a danger created on the premises by the occupier's predecessor in title.

Description or use within the six months preceding the date relevant for the priority of the application shall not be taken into consideration if it is based on the conception of the applicant or his predecessor in title.