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Which estate(s) can be said to be "absolute"?
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Only a fee simple can be absolute.
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What are inherently limited estates?
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Estates that must terminate: Fee tail, life estate & term of years
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What kind of estates "end naturally"?
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Fee tail, life estate & term of years
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Which kind of estate ends automatically upon the happening of a limiting condition?
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A determinable estate
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Which kind of estate does NOT end automatically upon the happening of a limiting condition?
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An estate subject to condition subsequent
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Name four examples of words or phrases of "temporal limitation"?
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Until, while, during, as long as
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Name four examples of words or phrases of "express condition"?
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But if, provided that, on condition that, however
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As between a determinable estate and an estate subject to a condition subsequent, which allows the grantor to postpone the decision about whether to enforce the condition?
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An estate subject to condition subsequent
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As between a determinable estate and an estate subject to a condition subsequent, which uses the condition as the durational marker defining the length of the estate granted?
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A determinable estate
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In which estate does the occurrence of the condition interrupt the prior estate?
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An estate subject to condition subsequent
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What is the complete name of the possessory estate?
O to A so long as A does not divorce B, then back to O. |
A possessory estate in fee simple determinable
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What is the complete name of the possessory estate?
O to A and her heirs so long as A does not divorce B, but if A divorces B, then back to O. |
A possessory estate in fee simple determinable
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What is the complete name of the possessory estate?
O to A and his heirs, but if A divorces B, then to O. |
A possessory estate in fee simple subject to a condition subsequent
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What is the complete name of the possessory estate?
O to A, on the condition that A does not divorce B. |
A possessory estate in fee simple subject to a condition subsequent
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What is the complete name of the possessory estate?
O to A and his heirs, provided that A does not divorce B, then to O. |
A possessory estate in fee simple subject to a condition subsequent
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