Property Ownership
A fee simple determinable estate automatically reverts to the grantor when:
AThe grantee fails to pay property taxes
BThe specified condition or limitation is violated✓ Correct
CThe grantee transfers the property to a third party
DThe grantor's heirs request it within 10 years
Explanation
A fee simple determinable is a freehold estate that automatically terminates and reverts to the grantor (or grantor's heirs) if a specific condition or limitation is violated. It is recognized by language like 'so long as,' 'while,' or 'during.' No court action is needed for reversion.
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