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15 Wash. L. Rev. & St. B. J. 99 (1940)
The Rule in Shelley's Case in Washington

handle is hein.journals/washlr15 and id is 105 raw text is: WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW and STATE BAR JOURNAL Published Quarterly, in January, April, July and November of Each Year by the Washington Law Review Association, at the Law School of the University of Washington. Founded by John T. Condon, First Dean of the Law School. SuBscsannoN PuCE: $1.20 PER ANim SINGIE CoPIms 50c ALFRED HAESCH- ------ Editor-in-Chief R. H. NOTTELMANN - - - - Associate Editor JoHN W. RicHmRns - - - - Business Manager STUDENT EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE LAW SCHOOL DONALD SnIMson, President, MIEvmVI D. LuRm, Vice-President JoHN M. DAvIs, Note Editor Jane S. Abernethy Harwood A. Bannister Arthur T. Bateman William B. Bevis Vern Countryman Harry M. Cross Herbert J. Droker KENNETH A. Cox, Comment Editor Nona Fumnerton Jack H. Jaffe Snyder Jed King Earl K. Nansen Robert A. Purdue Arthur S. Quigley Ross Reid COMMENTS THE RULE IN SHELLEY'S CASE IN WASHINGTON As a state grows in age and the accumulations of private capital within its boundaries increase in size and number, problems of future interests in property law become of greater importance. Propertied individuals seek to extend control over their accumulations beyond their deaths, whether wisely or not is here unimportant. Washington is reaching this stage of maturity and its lawyers consequently will be more frequently confronted with the difficulties in creation of future interests.

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