Property Ownership
In Alabama, a fee simple determinable estate automatically reverts to the grantor if:
AThe grantee sells the property
BA specified condition is violated✓ Correct
CThe grantee dies without a will
DThe property is mortgaged
Explanation
A fee simple determinable is a defeasible fee — it automatically terminates and reverts to the grantor if a specified condition occurs or ceases. Example: 'To the city as long as used as a park.'
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