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GOCOCKS!nohomo said...
Correct.
He cannot convey an absolute fee because the John doe has less than the full fee (a life estate). If he does sell the life estate, that estate is measured in john doe's life, not the person's he sold it to. It would then revert back to you, the original grantor or heirs.
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GOCOCKS!nohomo said...
Correct.
He cannot convey an absolute fee because the John doe has less than the full fee (a life estate). If he does sell the life estate, that estate is measured in john doe's life, not the person's he sold it to. It would then revert back to you, the original grantor or heirs.
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Thomas Sumter said...
I'm no estate lawyer, and it has been years since Burkhard inflicted his pain during property, but I believe the answer is he can only sell the life estate. He can in effect rent it during his lifetime but cannot transfer all rights in the property.
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OT: Lawyers, re a will, if the will states that