Property Ownership
Which of the following best describes 'fee simple determinable' in Delaware?
AA fee simple estate subject to a condition subsequent that the grantor must enforce by court action
BA fee simple estate that automatically terminates if a specified condition is violated, reverting to the grantor✓ Correct
CA fee simple estate with a fixed term
DA fee simple estate where the purchase price determines the conditions of use
Explanation
Fee simple determinable automatically ends if the stated condition/limitation is violated (e.g., 'so long as used for church purposes'). The property automatically reverts to the grantor (or their heirs) without any court action needed.
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