future interests created in the grantor Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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Which present estate does the possibility of reverter accompany?

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fee simple determinable

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Which present estate does the right of entry or power of termination accompany?

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fee simple subject to condition subsequent

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3
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A _______ is a future interest that arises in a grantor who transfers an estate of lesser duration than what she started with, other than a fee simple determinable

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reversion

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4
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which estate gives O the possibility of reverter

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fee simple determinable

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which estate gives O the possiblity of re-entry

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fee simple subject to condition subsequent

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6
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future interests held by someone other than the grantor

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contingent remainder, vested remainder, executory interest

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what is a remainder

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a remainder is a future intrerest created in the grantee that is capable of possession at the expiration of some other possessory estate created in the same conveyance in which the remainder is created.

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a remainder is contingent if

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  1. it is created in an unascertained or unknown person or 2. it is subject to an unmet condiiton precedent OR both
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when is a remainder a contingent because it is subject to an as yet unment condition precedent

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a condition is a condition precedent when it appears BEFORE the language creating the remainder or is woven into the grant to the remainderman.

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10
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vested remainder

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a remainder is vested when it is created in a known taker who is not subject to a condition precedent

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what are the three types of vested remainders

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  1. indefeasibly vested remainder, 2. vested remainder subject to complete defeasance, 3. vested remainder subject to open
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indefeasibly vested remainder

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holder of remainder is certain to acquire an estate in the future with no strings or coniditons attached

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13
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vested remainder subject to complete defeasance

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remainderman’s interest is not depedent on a condition precedent but could be subject to a condition subsequent.
Conditional language in a transfer FOLLOWS language that, taken alone and set off by commas, would create a vested remainder.

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14
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Condition precedent creates a __________ while a condition subsequent creates a ____________.

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contingent remainder; vested remainder subject to open.

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15
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vested remainder subject to open

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remainder is vested in a gorup of takers, at least one of whom is qualified to take possession

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16
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executory interest

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future interest created in a third party, which is not a remainder because it takes effect by either cutting short some interest in another person (shifting) or in the grantor or his heirs (springing)

17
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a shifting executory interest alwyas follows a ________ and cuts short someone other than the grantor.

A

defeasible fee

18
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a springing executory interest cuts short the interest of _________.