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What is a fee simple determinable? This video introduces the fee simple determinable, an interest in land that can end automatically if a certain event takes place. To discuss further, feel free to send me an email and to comment below. Also, please visit my new website and blog. I now offer online tutoring.
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Find out how primary possessory interests and future interests are determined.
- published: 16 Oct 2013
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Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano,
- published: 27 Feb 2014
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Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano
- published: 29 Sep 2014
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Bar preparation video on the topic of Present Estates (Real Property Law).
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fee simple defeasible
required conditions before or after a transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man gave his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Synonyms: fee simple qualified Antonyms: fee simple absolute Related Words: estate, title, freehold estate
Multiple Choice Question
fee simple defeasible
A fee involved in purchasing a defaulted property
B contract clause emphasizing time limits of the offer
C transaction with no qualifications or conditions
D required conditions before or after a transaction
Correct Answer: d
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This video explains the phrase "fee simple". It also explains the concepts of fee simple absolute and fee simple defeasible.
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condition precedent
estate with a condition required before the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate
Multiple Choice Question
condition precedent
A estate with a condition required before the transaction
B condition that sets a standard to follow in the future
C agent who represents the buyer in property transaction
D estate with a condition required after the transaction
Correct Answer: a
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condition subsequent
estate with a condition required after the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate
Multiple Choice Question
condition subsequent
A estate with a condition required before the transaction
B estate with a condition required after the transaction
C fee charged to originate a real property loan
D discrimination in housing is against the law
Correct Answer: b
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Defeasible estate
A defeasible estate is created when a grantor transfers land conditionally. Upon the happening of the event or condition stated by the grantor, the transfer may be void or at least subject to annulment. (An estate not subject to such conditions is called an indefeasible estate.) Historically, the common law has frowned on the use of defeasible estates as it interferes with the owners' enjoyment of their property and as such has made it difficult to create a valid future interest. Unless a defeasible estate is clearly intended, modern courts will construe the language against this type of estate. Three types of defeasible estates are the fee simple determinable, fee simple subject to an executory limitation or interest, and the fee simple subject to a condition subsequent.
Because a defeasible estate always grants less than a full fee simple, a defeasible estate will always create one or more future interests.
Fee simple determinable
A fee simple determinable is an estate that will end automatically when the stated event or condition occurs. The interest will revert to the grantor or the heirs of the grantor. Normally, a possibility of reverter follows a fee simple determinable. However a possibility of reverter does not follow a fee simple determinable subject to an executory interest. Durational language such as "to A as long as the property is used for a park" creates a fee simple determinable and a possibility of reverter.
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2:20What is a fee simple determinable?
What is a fee simple determinable?What is a fee simple determinable?
What is a fee simple determinable? This video introduces the fee simple determinable, an interest in land that can end automatically if a certain event takes place. To discuss further, feel free to send me an email and to comment below. Also, please visit my new website and blog. I now offer online tutoring. website: http://www.uslawessentials.squarespace.com blog: http://www.uslawessentials.squarespace.com/blog email:uslawessentials at gmail dot com https://twitter.com/uslawessentials United States Law: An Introduction for International Students is available at: https://www.amazon.com/author/danieledelson -
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fee simple defeasible required conditions before or after a transaction Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man gave his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Synonyms: fee simple qualified Antonyms: fee simple absolute Related Words: estate, title, freehold estate Multiple Choice Question fee simple defeasible A fee involved in purchasing a defaulted property B contract clause emphasizing time limits of the offer C transaction with no qualifications or conditions D required conditions before or after a transaction Correct Answer: d If you would like to suggest corrections to this word, email us at vocabubee@gmail.com. Thank you. This word appears in the book Vocab-U-Bee California CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words Find links to all our playlists at VocabUBee.com Vocab-U-Bee Values: Consistency First, One Small Step Each Day and the 42 Bee March Thank You! and Good Luck! -
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condition precedent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.comcondition precedent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
condition precedent estate with a condition required before the transaction Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate Multiple Choice Question condition precedent A estate with a condition required before the transaction B condition that sets a standard to follow in the future C agent who represents the buyer in property transaction D estate with a condition required after the transaction Correct Answer: a If you would like to suggest corrections to this word, email us at vocabubee@gmail.com. Thank you. This word appears in the book Vocab-U-Bee California CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words Find links to all our playlists at VocabUBee.com Vocab-U-Bee Values: Consistency First, One Small Step Each Day and the 42 Bee March Thank You! and Good Luck! -
1:48condition subsequent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
condition subsequent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.comcondition subsequent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
condition subsequent estate with a condition required after the transaction Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate Multiple Choice Question condition subsequent A estate with a condition required before the transaction B estate with a condition required after the transaction C fee charged to originate a real property loan D discrimination in housing is against the law Correct Answer: b If you would like to suggest corrections to this word, email us at vocabubee@gmail.com. Thank you. This word appears in the book Vocab-U-Bee California CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words Find links to all our playlists at VocabUBee.com Vocab-U-Bee Values: Consistency First, One Small Step Each Day and the 42 Bee March Thank You! and Good Luck!
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What is a fee simple determinable?
What is a fee simple determinable? This video introduces the fee simple determinable, an interest in land that can end automatically if a certain event takes place. To discuss further, feel free to send me an email and to comment below. Also, please visit my new website and blog. I now offer online tutoring. website: http://www.uslawessentials.squarespace.com blog: http://www.uslawessentials.squarespace.com/blog email:uslawessentials at gmail dot com https://twitter.com/uslawessentials United States Law: An Introduction for International Students is available at: https://www.amazon.com/author/danieledelson -
Estates and future interests
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Prop 1 - Estates III: Leasehold and Defeasible Estates
Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano, -
Prop1 Class 11: Estates III: Leasehold and Defeasible Estates
Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano -
Present Estates - Freehold Estates - Present Interests
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fee simple defeasible CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
fee simple defeasible required conditions before or after a transaction Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man gave his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s ... -
Fee Simple
This video explains the phrase "fee simple". It also explains the concepts of fee simple absolute and fee simple defeasible. Find more free resources at TheBusinessProfessor.com -
condition precedent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
condition precedent estate with a condition required before the transaction Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The ma... -
condition subsequent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
condition subsequent estate with a condition required after the transaction Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The ma...
Property I # 2 Defeasible Estates: FSD, FSSCS, and FSSEL
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- Updated: 20 Jul 2014
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Talking about estates that MIGHT end some day
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-Fee Simple Subject to Condition Subsequent
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Talking about estates that MIGHT end some day
-Fee Simple Determinable
-Fee Simple Subject to Condition Subsequent
-Fee Simple Subject to Executory Limitation
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What is a fee simple determinable?
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- Updated: 04 Nov 2014
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What is a fee simple determinable? This video introduces the fee simple determinable, an interest in land that can end automatically if a certain event takes p...
What is a fee simple determinable? This video introduces the fee simple determinable, an interest in land that can end automatically if a certain event takes place. To discuss further, feel free to send me an email and to comment below. Also, please visit my new website and blog. I now offer online tutoring.
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What is a fee simple determinable? This video introduces the fee simple determinable, an interest in land that can end automatically if a certain event takes place. To discuss further, feel free to send me an email and to comment below. Also, please visit my new website and blog. I now offer online tutoring.
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United States Law: An Introduction for International Students is available at:
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- published: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 3321
Estates and future interests
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:15
- Updated: 16 Oct 2013
- views: 7368
Find out how primary possessory interests and future interests are determined.
Find out how primary possessory interests and future interests are determined.
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Find out how primary possessory interests and future interests are determined.
- published: 16 Oct 2013
- views: 7368
Prop 1 - Estates III: Leasehold and Defeasible Estates
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 95:07
- Updated: 27 Feb 2014
- views: 442
Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano,
Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano,
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Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano,
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Prop1 Class 11: Estates III: Leasehold and Defeasible Estates
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 70:41
- Updated: 29 Sep 2014
- views: 280
Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano
Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano
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Leasehold estates, Defeasible Estates, Mahrenholz v. County Board of School Trustees, Mountain Brow Lodge No. 82 v. Toscano
- published: 29 Sep 2014
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Present Estates - Freehold Estates - Present Interests
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:08
- Updated: 14 Jan 2014
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Bar preparation video on the topic of Present Estates (Real Property Law).
Bar preparation video on the topic of Present Estates (Real Property Law).
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Bar preparation video on the topic of Present Estates (Real Property Law).
- published: 14 Jan 2014
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fee simple defeasible CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 03 Jul 2013
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fee simple defeasible
required conditions before or after a transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualif...
fee simple defeasible
required conditions before or after a transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man gave his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Synonyms: fee simple qualified Antonyms: fee simple absolute Related Words: estate, title, freehold estate
Multiple Choice Question
fee simple defeasible
A fee involved in purchasing a defaulted property
B contract clause emphasizing time limits of the offer
C transaction with no qualifications or conditions
D required conditions before or after a transaction
Correct Answer: d
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fee simple defeasible
required conditions before or after a transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man gave his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Synonyms: fee simple qualified Antonyms: fee simple absolute Related Words: estate, title, freehold estate
Multiple Choice Question
fee simple defeasible
A fee involved in purchasing a defaulted property
B contract clause emphasizing time limits of the offer
C transaction with no qualifications or conditions
D required conditions before or after a transaction
Correct Answer: d
If you would like to suggest corrections to this word, email us at vocabubee@gmail.com. Thank you.
This word appears in the book Vocab-U-Bee California CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words
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Fee Simple
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- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 03 Jun 2014
- views: 1992
This video explains the phrase "fee simple". It also explains the concepts of fee simple absolute and fee simple defeasible.
Find more free resources at TheBu...
This video explains the phrase "fee simple". It also explains the concepts of fee simple absolute and fee simple defeasible.
Find more free resources at TheBusinessProfessor.com
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This video explains the phrase "fee simple". It also explains the concepts of fee simple absolute and fee simple defeasible.
Find more free resources at TheBusinessProfessor.com
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condition precedent CA Real Estate License Exam Top Pass Words VocabUBee.com
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- Duration: 2:13
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condition precedent
estate with a condition required before the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qu...
condition precedent
estate with a condition required before the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate
Multiple Choice Question
condition precedent
A estate with a condition required before the transaction
B condition that sets a standard to follow in the future
C agent who represents the buyer in property transaction
D estate with a condition required after the transaction
Correct Answer: a
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condition precedent
estate with a condition required before the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate
Multiple Choice Question
condition precedent
A estate with a condition required before the transaction
B condition that sets a standard to follow in the future
C agent who represents the buyer in property transaction
D estate with a condition required after the transaction
Correct Answer: a
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condition subsequent
estate with a condition required after the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qu...
condition subsequent
estate with a condition required after the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate
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condition subsequent
A estate with a condition required before the transaction
B estate with a condition required after the transaction
C fee charged to originate a real property loan
D discrimination in housing is against the law
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condition subsequent
estate with a condition required after the transaction
Fee simple defeasible is another way of saying fee simple qualified. Fee simple qualified is an estate for which the title holder, the grantee, has a fee simple title subject to a condition. If the condition is not met, then the title passes back to the grantor. It is a conditional estate based on that condition. A condition subsequent is a condition that must occur after the transaction and a condition precedent is a condition that must occur prior to the transaction. The classic example is that of a specific use being required of a property. A man sold his property to the city to use as a library. Years later the city stopped using the property as a library and the man’s heirs demanded the property back. The man’s family regained title because the title held by the city was a fee simple defeasible / qualified title and the condition subsequent was that the property be used as a library. Just as a contrast, a fee simple absolute, is a transfer with no conditions. Related Words: fee simple qualified, fee simple defeasible, estate in fee, freehold estate
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condition subsequent
A estate with a condition required before the transaction
B estate with a condition required after the transaction
C fee charged to originate a real property loan
D discrimination in housing is against the law
Correct Answer: b
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Prop1 Class 9 – Estates I: Fee Simple
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Class 13
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Inheritances, 219-221
Notes and Problems, 221-222
Fee Tail, 222-225 (skim)
The Life Estate
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Inheritances, 219-221
Notes and Problems, 221-222
Fee Tail, 222-225 (skim)
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SKIP Valuation of Life Estates and Remainders, 234
Baker v. Weedon, 235-239
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Present Estates - Freehold Estates - Present Interests
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At least 80 people were killed and another 231 wounded in the Afghan capital on Saturday, when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives-packed clothing among a large crowd of demonstrators, officials and witnesses said. In a statement issued by its news agency, Aamaq, the Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack on a protest march by Afghanistan's ethnic Hazaras ... Some threw stones at security forces ... Army Gen ... ....
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Eddie Frastai Joins Clifford Chance's US Real Estate Practice. Frastai further strengthens Firm's real estate sector client offerings. Leading international law firm Clifford Chance today announced that Eddie Frastai has joined its Real Estate practice as a partner in New York. He brings with him a broad array of domestic and international experience that will benefit the Firm's expansive real estate sector client base....
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When it comes to sleazy fund-raising, Mayor de Blasio plainly learned plenty from the Clintons. In May, the mayor spent nearly a whole work-week (38 hours) hitting up donors for cash for his 2017 re-election bid, as The Post reported Wednesday ... ... ... Many other donors gave the max, $4,950 — including, for example, big shots like Howard Lorber, head of the Douglas Elliman real-estate firm, and Edison Properties founder Jerome Gottesman ... ....
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