What is another word for fee-tail?
Pronunciation: [fˈiːtˈe͡ɪl] (IPA) 
Fee-tail refers to an estate or property granted to a person and their heirs, with restriction as to whom the property can be passed. Synonyms for fee-tail include entailment, entail, and restricted inheritance. These terms refer to the same legal concept of property passing only to specific individuals in a family line. Other related terms include base fee, life fee, and absolute fee. The legal issues surrounding the concept of fee-tail have been subject to many debates and modifications over the years. However, the fundamental principle remains the same, i.e., passing on property only to designated members of a family line.
