Question

Ownership of a property reverted to the grantor of the estate when its usage failed to conform to a stated condition in the grant. What type of estate existed

Answer 1

fee simple defeasible estate existed.

What is fee simple defeasible?

• This term refers to any situation in which property ownership is contingent on the occurrence or non-occurrence of a specific event.
• Land sold to a conservation group with the condition that no development take place on the property is an example of this.
• If the conservation group decides to build their headquarters on the property, the original landowner may sue to reclaim it.
• One type of fee simple defeasible is a special limitation.
• If the deed condition is violated, the original land owner does not have to sue to reclaim the property.
• Land sold with the special restriction that it only be used for agriculture is an example of this.

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