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42 Cards in this Set
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O to A for life, then to B
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A has a possessory estate in life estate, B has a vested remainder in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for life, then to O.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate. O has a reversion in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and her heirs until B reaches 25. (B is 12)
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple determinable. O has a possibility of reverter in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and her heirs, but if A divorces, then to O.
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A has a possessory estate subject to a condition subsequent. O has a right of entry in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and her heirs so long as A never uses illegal drugs
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple determinable. O has a possibility of reverter in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for life, but if an interstate highway is built within one mile of the property, then to O.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate subject to a condition subsequent. O has a reversion in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for life or until A divorces, then to O.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate determinable. O has a reversion.
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O to A and his heirs, but if A does not graduate from college, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation. B has a executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A while being used as a farm.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple determinable. O has a possibility of reverter in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and her heirs until no longer used for a church, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple determinable. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and her heirs; however, if used for a pool hall, then to B and his heirs.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation. B has a executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and her heirs, provided that the land is always farmed.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to a condition subsequent. O has a right of entry in fee simple absolute.
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O to A, on condition that the land is always used as a church, but if not, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation. B has a executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and the heirs of his body. (Assume the original version).
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A has a possessory estate in fee tail. O has a reversion in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for the life of B.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate pur autre vie. O has a reversion in fee simple absolute.
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O to A and her heirs until B reaches 25, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple determinable. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A, but if A cuts timber on the proeprty, then to B and her heirs.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for life; however, if A rents the property, then to B and his heirs.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate subject to executory limitation. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute. O has a reversion in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for 49 years or until the land lies fallow, whichever is first, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in term of years determinable. B has a vested remainder in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for life, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate. B has a vested remainder in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for 25 years if A so long live.
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A has a possessory estate in term of years determinable. O has a reversion.
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O to A and her heirs; however, if B reaches 25, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for life or until B reaches 25, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate determinable. B has a vested remainder.
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O to A and her heris, on condition that A does not use the property for a tavern, but if A uses the property for a tavern, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to executory limitation. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A, provided that the city does not change the property's zoning classification, otherwise to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A while A is attending State University, then to B.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple determinable. B has an executory interest in fee simple absolute
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O to A for life, then to B for life, then to C and her heirs; however, if C ever uses the land for a rental, then to O.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate. B has a vested remainder in life estate. C has a vested remainder in fee simple subject to a subsequent condition. O has a right o entry in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for 10 years, then to B and her heirs, but if B divorces, then to C after A's estate has ended and until C ceases to live on the property, then to D.
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A has a possessory estate in term of years. B has a vested remainder in fee simple subject to an executory limitation subject to divestment. C has an executory interest in fee simple determinable. D has an executory interest in fee simple absolute.
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O to A for life, then to B and his heirs while B is using the property for a law office, then to C; however, if C does not marry by age 35, then C's estate ends.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate.
B has a vested remainder in fee simple determinable. C has an executory interest in fee simple subject to a condition subsequent. O has a right of entry in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A for life, then to B if B survives A, but if B does not survive A, then to C if C has survived A, but if neither B nor C has survived A, then to D.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate.
B has a contingent remainder in fee simple absolute. C has a contingent remainder in fee simple absolute. D has a contingent remainder in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A for life, then to B for 10 years, then to C's children, but if none of C's children are then living, to D. (C is alive and has one child, X, at the time of conveyance)
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A has a possessory estate in life estate.
B has a vested remainder in term of years. X has a vested remainder subject to divestment in fee simple subject to executory limitation and subject to open D has an executory interest in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A for life, then to B if B has married, but if B has never married, then to C for two years, then to D and her heirs. (At the time of the conveyance, B is married)
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A has a possessory estate in life estate.
B has a vested remainder in fee simple absolute C has nothing D has nothing. |
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O to A; however, if B obtains her Ph.D., then to B and her heirs.
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A has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to executory limitation.
B has a shifiting executory interest in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A for life, then to A's oldest child for life, provided that if B should join a cult during either of the life estates, then to C for life. (A has no children).
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A has a possessory estate in life estate subject to executory limitation.
A's oldest child has a contingent remainder in life estate subject to executory limitation. C has an shifting executory interest in fee simple absolute. O has a reversion in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A when A reaches 30. (A is 16).
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O has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation.
A has an springing executory interest. |
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O "to my brother if and when he survives his wife"
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O has a possessory estate in fee simple subject to an executory limitation.
O's brother has a springing executory interest in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A for life, then to B, on condition that B never uses illegal drugs, and if B uses illegal drugs, then his interest will cease and be replaced by an estate to C and her heirs.
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A has a possessory estate in life estate
B has a vested remainder subject to divestment in fee simple subject to executory limitation C has a shifting executory interest in fee simple absolute |
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T devises "to A for life, then to B, but if B should ever use the property as a rental, then to C."
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A has a possessory estate in life estate
B has a vested remainder in fee simple subject to executory limitation. C has a shifting executory interest in fee simple absolute |
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O to A for 2 years, then to B if B clears the property of all of the garbage A leaves behind.
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A has a possessory estate in term of years.
O has a reversion in fee simple subject to an executory limitation. B has a springing executory interest in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A for life, then to A's first child to reach age 30. [A has two children: B(25 and C(28)]
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A has a possessory estate in life estate. A's first child to reach 30 has a contingent remainder in fee simple absolute.
RAP: Invalid. After RAP: A has a possessory estate in life estate O has a reversion in fee simple absolute. |
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O to A for life, then to A's first child to reach age 21. [A has two children: B(19) and C(18)].
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A has a possessory estate in life estate.
A's first child to reach 21 has a contingent remainder in fee simple absolute. RAP: Valid |
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O to A for life, then to B and her heirs if B reaches 25. (B is now 5).
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A has a possessory estate in life estate.
B has a contingent remainder in fee simple absolute. O: Reversion in fee simple absolute RAP: Valid |
