76-102. Sections; applicability to corporations. The provisions of sections 76-101 to 76-123 apply to corporations unless the context indicates a more limited applicability. Source Laws 1941, c. 153, § 2, p. 595; C.S.Supp.,1941, § 76-1002; R.S.1943, § 76-102.
76-103. Sections; property to which applicable. Any possessory or future interest, power of appointment or of revocation, which can be created in this state with regard to land, can also be created with regard to anything other than land, including choses in action. Source Laws 1941, c. 153, § 3, p. 595; C.S.Supp.,1941, § 76-1003; […]
76-104. Interest transferred by effective conveyance; fee simple; special words unnecessary. An otherwise effective conveyance of property transfers the entire interest which the conveyor has and has the power to convey, unless an intent to transfer a less interest is effectively manifested. No words of inheritance or other special words are necessary to transfer a […]
76-105. Powers of appointment, sale, and revocation; effect. An otherwise effective exercise of power of appointment, a power of sale or a power of revocation, whether inter vivos or by a testamentary disposition, transfers or revokes the entire interest which the holder thereof has the power to transfer or to revoke unless an intent to […]
76-106. Reservation of property; effect. An otherwise effective reservation of property by the conveyor reserves the interest the conveyor had prior to the conveyance unless an intent to reserve a different interest is effectively manifested. Source Laws 1941, c. 153, § 6, p. 595; C.S.Supp.,1941, § 76-1006; R.S.1943, § 76-106. Annotations This section eliminates common-law […]
76-107. Future interest; conveyance authorized; exceptions; limitations. (1) The conveyance of an existing future interest, whether legal or equitable, is not ineffective on the sole ground that the interest so conveyed is future or contingent, except that possibilities of reverter or rights of reentry for breach of condition subsequent shall not be alienable or devisable. […]
76-108. Future interest; subject to claims of creditors. The subjection to the claims of creditors of a future interest, whether legal or equitable, is not prevented or avoided on the sole ground that such interest is future or contingent. Source Laws 1941, c. 153, § 8, p. 596; C.S.Supp.,1941, § 76-1008; R.S.1943, § 76-108.
76-109. Property not in possession of conveyor; conveyance effective. Any act which would be effective as a conveyance inter vivos or as a mortgage or as a testamentary disposition of property when the land or thing other than land is in the possession of the conveyor, is effective as a conveyance of the conveyor’s interest […]
76-110. Fee simple conditional and fee tail; abolished; effect of use. The creation of fees simple conditional as they existed under the law of England prior to the statute de donis is not permitted. The creation of fees tail is not permitted. The use in an otherwise effective conveyance of property, of language appropriate to […]
76-1101. Corporations; real and personal property; Secretary of State; filed with; effect. Any mortgage of real property or of both real property and goods, including fixtures, or a security interest in fixtures alone, made by a corporation which is a railroad, or by any corporation including public corporations engaged in the furnishing of electric or […]
76-1102. Corporations; personal property; Secretary of State; financing statement; filed with; effect. A security interest in goods alone created by a corporation which is a railroad, or by any corporation including public corporations engaged in the furnishing of electric or telephone service shall be perfected by filing a financing statement in the office of the […]
76-1103. Secretary of State; duties; fee. The Secretary of State shall maintain a separate file for mortgages, security agreements and financing statements on which the debtor is a corporation which is a railroad, or by any corporation including public corporations engaged in the furnishing of electric or telephone service and the uniform fee for filing, […]
76-1104. Prior mortgages of corporation; validity. Nothing in sections 76-1101 to 76-1104 or in the Uniform Commercial Code shall impair the validity or effectiveness against third parties of any mortgage of real property, or of both real property and goods, including fixtures alone, heretofore made by a corporation which is a railroad, or by any […]
76-111. Definite failure of issue, defined. Whenever property is limited upon the death of any person without heirs or heirs of the body or issue general or special, or descendants or offspring or children or any such relative described by other terms, such limitation, unless a different intent is effectively manifested, is a limitation to […]
76-112. Life interest with limitation by remainder to heirs; rule in Shelley’s Case abolished. Whenever any person, by conveyance, takes a life interest and in the same conveyance an interest is limited by way of remainder, either immediately or mediately, to his heirs, or the heirs of his body, or his issue, or next of […]
76-113. Conveyance to a person and the person’s children; rule in Wild’s Case abolished. When an otherwise effective conveyance of property is made in favor of a person and his children, or in favor of a person and his issue, or by other words of similar import designating the person and the descendants of the […]
76-114. Testamentary conveyance to the heirs or next of kin of the conveyor; doctrine of worthier title abolished. When any property is limited, mediately or immediately, in an otherwise effective testamentary conveyance, in form or in effect, to the heirs or next of kin of the conveyor, or to a person or persons who on […]
76-115. Inter vivos conveyance to the heirs or next of kin of the conveyor; effect. When any property is limited, in an otherwise effective conveyance inter vivos, in form or in effect, to the heirs or next of kin of the conveyor, which conveyance creates one or more prior interests in favor of a person […]
76-116. Future interests; indestructibility of contingent interests. No future interest, whether legal or equitable, shall be destroyed by the mere termination, in any manner, of any or all preceding interests before the happening of the contingency to which the future interest is subject. Source Laws 1941, c. 153, § 16, p. 597; C.S.Supp.,1941, § 76-1016; […]
76-117. Cross limitations; creation by implication. When an otherwise effective conveyance of property is made to two or more persons as tenants in common for life or for a term of years which is terminable at their deaths, with an express remainder, whether effective or not, (a) to the survivor of such persons, or (b) […]
