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What is the primary significance of the term 'reversion' in real estate transactions?
What is the primary significance of the term 'reversion' in real estate transactions?
In which situation would a reversionary interest most commonly occur?
In which situation would a reversionary interest most commonly occur?
Which of the following best describes a 'lessor' in the context of reversion?
Which of the following best describes a 'lessor' in the context of reversion?
Under what condition does a reversionary interest NOT occur?
Under what condition does a reversionary interest NOT occur?
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What type of estate is primarily associated with the concept of reversion?
What type of estate is primarily associated with the concept of reversion?
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Study Notes
Real Estate Transactions - Reversion
- In real estate transactions, reversion refers to the right of the grantor or lessor to regain possession of the property when the estate conveyed is less than a fee simple.
- Examples of interests less than fee simple include a life estate or a leasehold estate.
- Reversion occurs by operation of law, meaning it happens automatically under the law, not because of an action by any party.
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This quiz focuses on the concept of reversion in real estate transactions. It explains the rights of grantors or lessors to regain possession of property and provides examples of various interests less than fee simple. Test your knowledge on the legal implications and definitions involved in these real estate interests.
