Dividing Property Rights Over Time: Present Estates and Future Interests Flashcards
- What language will create the estate?
Classifying its language to its terms
Ask does the person has a present estate or a future interest.
The present estate has present possessory
example if you have a key and walk in the house
Future estate has a nonpossessory interest in real property
Waiting on a future interest to take place
example if you are waiting for someone to die and also to their heirs
- What are its distinguishing characteristics?
- Is there a future interest to accompany the estate?
awaitingnfor an event to happen for you to occupy the estate
Present Possessory Estates
What is fee simple absolute ?
unlimited
Defeasible estates?
cutting conveyances short by adding provision language
Fee Simple Subject to Condition Subsequent
If the language is conditional
example, if, only, only if
. Fee Simple Determinable
If the langauge is about duration
example, during until, as long as dealing with time and duration
FSD POR
Fee Simple Subject to Executory Interest limitation
If we have a 3rd party involved
Life Estate
Is the property conveyance for the life of someone or some other persons life
Fee Tail
body
free hold present estste
ownership of real property
fee simple is infinite forever death does not terminate it lasts forever
example convey green acre to may forever and her heirs
life estate limited by a persons life example: terminates when amy dies
fee tail any time you see body its a fee tail!!!
non freehold
is leasing of real property
terms of years
tenancy at will
Ask is the fee simple or life estate is absolute or defeasible
defeasible is a provision or condition is added to the conveyance then it is defeasible by Transferee
Absolute is no condition added to the conveyance Transfor has not added any language
Future estates
Who is the holder in the interests
Transferor is conveying property
or Transferee is receiving property
If Transfor has a fee simple, defeable subject to condition
Transfor hold s aright to entry