Question

An estate is transferred with the stipulation that alcohol will never be consumed on the premises or the seller will take back the property. This kind of estate is a

A. fee simple absolute.
B. pur autre vie.
C. conventional remainder.
D. fee simple defeasible.

Answer 1

Fee simple defeasible

Step-by-step explanation:

Fee Simple Defeasible

A fee simple defeasible is a of propertythat has certain conditions attached to it. The holder of a fee simple defeasible possesses the property as long as he or she has met the conditions attached to the property. If the condition is violated or not met, then the property will go back to the original owner.

Answer 2

Answer: Fee simple defeasible.

Step-by-step explanation:

The estate sales is an example of fee simple defeasible contract, where a property is sold with a conditionality. A fee simple defeasible contract is a kind of property sales contract, where a property is sold on conditionality that if violated, the property would be returned back to the seller.