Rule against perpetuities - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

A fee simple owner of a restaurant provided in his will that the property should go on his death "in fee simple to my friend, but if during my friend's lifetime my son has children and those children are alive when my friend dies, then to said living children." When the owner died, the friend took over the restaurant. If the son has children and one or more of them are alive when the friend dies, who will take title to the restaurant at that time? A The friend's heirs, because the atte...

Barbri Practice Set Questions Bank MBE | 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version A fee simple owner of a restaurant provided in his will that the property should go on his death "in fee simple to my friend, but if during my friend's lifetime my son has children and those children are alive when my friend dies, then to said living children." When the owner died, the friend took over the restaurant. If the son has children and one or more of them are alive when the fr...

A fee simple owner of a restaurant provided in his will that the property should go on his death "in fee simple to my friend, but if during my friend's lifetime my son has children and those children are alive when my friend dies, then to said living children." When the owner died, the friend took over the restaurant. If the son has children and one or more of them are alive when the friend dies, who will take title to the restaurant at that time? A The friend's heirs, because the atte...

Real Estate Law Questions and Answers Fully solved What is a statute? (a) a law created by a state legislature or by Congress (b) a law created by a city or municipality (c) a law created by court rulings (d) a law created by a state or U.S. Supreme Court a. a law created by a state legislature or by Congress The state laws of Texas are codified, and bound in volumes called _____. (a) The United States Code Annotated (b) The Texas Constitution (c) Vernon's Annotated Texas Statut...

A fee simple owner of a restaurant provided in his will that the property should go on his death "in fee simple to my friend, but if during my friend's lifetime my son has children and those children are alive when my friend dies, then to said living children." When the owner died, the friend took over the restaurant. If the son has children and one or more of them are alive when the friend dies, who will take title to the restaurant at that time? A The friend's heirs, because the atte...

A woman borrowed $100,000 from a bank and executed a promissory note to the bank in that amount. As security for repayment of the loan, the woman's brother gave the bank a mortgage on a tract of land solely owned by him. The brother did not sign the promissory note.The woman subsequently defaulted on the loan, and after acceleration, the bank instituted foreclosure proceedings on the brother's land. The brother filed a timely objection to the foreclosure. Will the bank succeed in foreclosing ...

Real Estate Law 1309 Ch. 1-6 Questions and Answers 100% Accurate The Texas Constitution contains our a. homestead laws b. certain mechanics' and materialmen's lien laws c. community property rights d. all of the above ALL THE ABOVE "Statutory Law" means a. laws concerning persons under the age of 18 b. written laws created by the legislature c. laws that are unconstitutional d. all of the above B. WRITTEN LAWS CREATED BY THE LEGISLATURE Which of the following can...

Words of purchase - Answer-Describe who takes the real property by grant, gift, inheritance or bequest Words of limitation - Answer-Describe the type and duration of the estate taken by the transferee FEE SIMPLE ABSOLUTE - Answer-"To Grantee and their heirs" FEE SIMPLE DETERMINABLE - Answer-"To Grantee and their heirs for so long as" or "while" or "during" or "until" (the occurrence of an event). Automotically terminates upon the happening of stated event FEE SIMPLE SUBJECT TO A C...

FLORIDA BAR: REAL PROPERTY EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+ present estates (3 types) - -the owner of the estate has the present right to possess the land 3 types: 1. fee simple absolute 2. defeasible 3. life estate future estates - -in which the owner of the estate has or may have the right to possess the land in the future. fee simple absolute (present) - -no event can end the owner's right to possess - one person owns all the rights - owner has all of the present and ...