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  • Reverter vs. Right of Entry

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    This document compares a possibility of reverter and right of entry. A possibility of reverter results in the estate automatically reverting to the grantor if a condition occurs, like a fee simple determinable estate. A right of entry requires the grantor to exercise their right if a condition occurs, such as a fee simple subject to a condition subsequent. Key differences are that a possibility of reverter results in automatic reversion to the grantor when a condition happens, while a right of entry needs to be exercised by the grantor and does not automatically revert the estate.

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    This document compares a possibility of reverter and right of entry. A possibility of reverter results in the estate automatically reverting to the grantor if a condition occurs, like a fee simple determinable estate. A right of entry requires the grantor to exercise their right if a condition occurs, such as a fee simple subject to a condition subsequent. Key differences are that a possibility of reverter results in automatic reversion to the grantor when a condition happens, while a right of entry needs to be exercised by the grantor and does not automatically revert the estate.

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    Reverter vs. Right of Entry

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    This document compares a possibility of reverter and right of entry. A possibility of reverter results in the estate automatically reverting to the grantor if a condition occurs, like a fee simple determinable estate. A right of entry requires the grantor to exercise their right if a condition occurs, such as a fee simple subject to a condition subsequent. Key differences are that a possibility of reverter results in automatic reversion to the grantor when a condition happens, while a right of entry needs to be exercised by the grantor and does not automatically revert the estate.

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    CMR POSSIBILITY OF REVERTER VS.

    RIGHT OF ENTRY
    COMPARISON
    CHART

    Possibility of Reverter Right of Entry

    Correlative Present Fee Simple Determinable Fee Simple Subject to a Condition


    Interest Subsequent

    Example To A so long as alcohol is not used To A on condition that if alcohol is


    on the premises used on the premises, O shall have
    the right to reenter and retake the
    premises

    Rights of Grantor Estate automatically reverts to Estate does not revert


    grantor upon the occurrence of the automatically; grantor must
    stated event exercise his right of entry

    Alienability Transferable, descendible, and Descendible and devisable, but


    devisable some courts hold not transferable
    inter vivos

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