Article 1 - CREATION OF ESTATES GENERALLY
- Section 36-1-1 - Creation of estates; necessity of deed or will
- Section 36-1-2 - Power of attorney to execute deed of land; necessity of writing
- Section 36-1-3 - Contracts for sale or lease of land; necessity of writing
- Section 36-1-4 - [Repealed] Creation of trusts in lands; necessity of writing
- Section 36-1-4a - Memorandum of trust; requirements; recordation
- Section 36-1-5 - Gifts of personal property
- Section 36-1-6 - [Repealed] Declarations of trust in personal property; necessity of writing
- Section 36-1-7 - Rights of persons not parties to instrument
- Section 36-1-8 - Conveyance by attorney in fact
- Section 36-1-9 - Conveyance of various interests and future estates in land or personal property
- Section 36-1-10 - Operation of conveyance in excess of actual interest
- Section 36-1-11 - Fee simple may be created without words of limitation
- Section 36-1-12 - Estates tail
- Section 36-1-13 - Limitations contingent upon death
- Section 36-1-14 - Rule in Shelley's Case abolished
- Section 36-1-14a - Doctrine of worthier title and rule that grantor cannot create a limitation in his own heirs or next of kin abolished
- Section 36-1-15 - Contingent remainder; validity; indestructibility
- Section 36-1-16 - Interest in property coupled with power of disposal
- Section 36-1-17 - [Repealed] Uses and trusts; passing of legal title
- Section 36-1-18 - [Repealed] Trust estates; debts of beneficiaries; spendthrift trusts; nonmerger of trusts
- Section 36-1-19 - Joint tenancy; tenancy by entireties; survivorship
- Section 36-1-20 - When survivorship preserved
- Section 36-1-20a - Elimination of need for straw party in creating joint tenancy with right of survivorship
- Section 36-1-21 - Alien may own land
- Section 36-1-22 - Repealed
- Section 36-1-23 - Exemption of certain employee trusts from rule against perpetuities or restraints on alienation
- Section 36-1-24 - Options in leases not affected by rule against perpetuities