Freehold v. Non Freehold Flashcards
Future Interest in Grantor
Reversion
Grants less than full duration estate that grantor had.
- Typically after the LE, or term of years.
Future Interest in Grantor
Possibility of Reverter
Follows a Fee Simple Determinable
1) So long as,
2) While
3) During
4) Until
- Automatic retention
Future Interest Retained by the Grantor
1) Reversion
2) Possibility of reverter
3) Right of Entry
Permissive Waste
Repairs
Life Tenant has obligation to make repairs by not replacement
Limitation:
* LT repairs obligation is limited to the amount of rent and profit received from land.
- However, if there is no rent & profit, then repairs obligation are limited to reasonable rental value of land if the LT is using the land.
Right to Convey
Identify Fee Simple Condition Subseqent
1) Provided, however
2) But if
3) On condition that
Future Interest
Remainder
Is a FI in a third party party that can become possessor on natural expiration of the proceeding estate.
- They are either vested or contingent
- Taker is ascertainable and no conditions to take (Vested)
Class Gift Vesting
THe class closes for a class gift whenever any class member is entitled to a distribution
Law of Waste
Voluntary Waste
Is an affirmative action beyond the right of the maintenance that causes harm to premises.
- may be liable to future holder
General Rule:
* Depletion of natural resources continue a waste unless consumption of such resources constitute the normal use of the land, as in the course of the life estate in a coal mine or a granite.
RAP
Analysis of the Rule
Could this future interest possibly vest in the grantee outside the time period of the rule.
* Is it possible the everyone alive at the time of the grant dies- plus more than 21 years (365 NV) go by- before the interest vest.
- If the transfer is made by will- apply Rap as of the testators death = when the will take effect
- if the transfer is made by deed - apply the term of the RAP as of the time the deed takes effect.
Future Interest In Grantee
Vested Remainder
A FI in 3rd person grantee that:
1) Comes naturally, and
2) Immediately
3) On the termination of the proceeding estate
4) take is ascertainable
5) No condition on taking
* nothing stands in the way of it becoming a possessory natural expiration of the proceeding estate.
Freehold Estate
The law of Waste
The life tenant maintain the estate:
1) Voluntary waste
2) Permissive waste
3) Amerioriateive waste