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: Fee simple defeasible.

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.