O conveys "to A for life, and in the event of A's death to B and her heirs." Is B's remainder vested or contingent? If B, while A is still alive, later conveys her interest back to O, what does O have?

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Tori Mcdowell

9 January, 18:08

O conveys "to A for life, and in the event of A's death to B and her heirs." Is B's remainder vested or contingent? If B, while A is still alive, later conveys her interest back to O, what does O have?

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Trystan Huang · Answer 1

Answer: A: life estate

B: vested remainder in fee simple absolute, there's no reversion because it's fee simple absolute.

O would, in the second instance, get a vested remainder in fee simple absolute.