John Chipman Gray

John Chipman Gray was a prominent American legal scholar in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is best known for his influential work in property law, particularly his book "The Rule Against Perpetuities," which analyzes complex laws governing the future interests in property and estate planning. Gray's writings helped shape modern legal doctrines and clarified how property rights are transferred and retained over time. His scholarly contributions remain significant in legal education, especially for understanding estate law, and he is respected for his clear, rigorous approach to complex legal concepts.