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Remainder
a future interest that is capable of becoming possessory at the termination of the prior estate
Possibility of Reverter
a future interest remaining in the transferor or his heirs when a fee simple determinable is created
Reversion
the interest remaining in the grantor who transfers a vested estate of a lesser quant than that of the vested estate which he has
Right of Entry
the grantor's power to cut short or terminate an estate subject to condition subsequent
Executory interest
a future interest in a transferee that can take effect only by divesting (cutting short) another interest
Indefeasibly vested remainder
remainder that is certain of becoming possessory in the future and cannot be divested
shifting executory interest
divests or cuts short some interest in another transferee
springing executory interest
divests the transferor in the future
Rule Against Perpetuities
invalidates any interests not guaranteed to vest or terminate within a life in being plus 21 years, even in cases where vesting within the required time is in fact extraordinarily probable