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What future interest remains after O conveys a fee simple abolute?
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None.
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If the future interest following a life estate is in the grantor, what is it called?
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Reversion
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If the future interest following a term of years is in the grantor, what is it called?
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Reversion
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If the future interest following a fee simple determinable is in the grantor, what is it called?
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Possibility of reverter
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If the future interest following a fee simple subject to a condition subsequent is in the grantor, what is it called?
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Right of entry
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If the future interest following a life estate determinable is in the grantor, what is it called?
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Reversion
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If the future interest following a term of years subject to a condition subsequent is in the grantor, what is it called?
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Reversion
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What is the name of the grantor's future interest that "waits patiently" for the prior estate to "end naturally"?
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Reversion
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What is the name of the grantor's future interest that can interrupt the prior estate, causing it to end early?
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Right of entry
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A grantor can have three future interests: a reversion, a possibility of reverter, and a right of entry. Which two operate automatically, without any action by the grantor?
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Reversion & possibility of reverter
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What future interest does O have?
O to A so long as A does not divorce B, then back to O.
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Possibility of reverter in fee simple absolute
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What future interest does O have?
O to A and her heirs so long as A does not divorce B, but if A divorces B, then back to O.
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Possibility of reverter in fee simple absolute
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What future interest does O have?
O to A, on the condition that A does not divorce B.
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Right of entry in fee simple absolute
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What future interest does O have?
O to A, on the condition that A does not divorce B.
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Right of entry in fee simple absolute
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What future interest does O have?
O to A and his heirs, provided that A does not divorce B, then to O.
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Right of entry in fee simple absolute
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