Study Question 151

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Study Question 15-1

• Does any part of the following conveyance violate
  the Rule Against Perpetuities?
• O to A for ten years, then to the first of As
  children to join a law enforcement agency. At
  present, A has no children.
• Not if the jurisdiction applies destructibility
  of contingent remainders. Otherwise, the
  remainder violates the Rule.

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Study Question 15-2

• Does any part of the following conveyance violate
  the Rule Against Perpetuities?
• O to A, but if the land is ever not farmed, then
  to Habitat For Humanity.
• Habitats interest violates the Rule.

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Study Question 15-3

• Does any part of the following conveyance violate
  the Rule Against Perpetuities?
• O to Food For the World, but if the land is ever
  not farmed, then to Habitat For Humanity.
• Habitats interest is valid because of the
  charitable exemption to the Rule.

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Study Question 15-4

• Does any part of the following conveyance violate
  the Rule Against Perpetuities?
• O to A for life, then to Bs 1st grandchild.
  At present, B has 2 children and no
  grandchildren.
• Not if the jurisdiction applies destructibility
  of contingent remainders. Otherwise, the
  remainder violates the Rule.

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Study Question 15-5

• Does any part of the following conveyance violate
  the R.A.P.?
• O to A for life, then to the 1st of As children
  to graduate from law school, but if no child has
  graduated from law school within 21 years of the
  death of B, then to C. A has 1 child, B, who is
  12.
• Valid because of the saving clause.

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Study Question 15-6

• Apply the U.S.R.A.P. Which vulnerable interests
  are valid? When do we know?
• O to A for life, then to As 1st child to reach
  30. A has 2 children B (25) C (28). C
  dies 6 months later. B lives 10 more years.
• The interest of As 1st child to reach 30 becomes
  valid when B turns 30.

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Study Question 15-7

• Apply the U.S.R.A.P. Which vulnerable interests
  are valid? When do we know?
• O to A for life, then to As 1st child to reach
  30. A has 2 children B (25) C (28). Both
  B C die 6 months later. One year after B C
  die, A has another child, D. A dies 1 year after
  D is born. D lives to be 40.
• The interest of As 1st child to reach 30 becomes
  valid when D turns 30.

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Study Question 15-8

• Apply the U.S.R.A.P. Which vulnerable interests
  are valid? When do we know?
• O to A for life, then to As grandchildren. A
  has 2 children, ages 5 10, and no
  grandchildren. 20 years pass. Then A has 3
  grandchildren within the next 5 years. When As
  children are 50 55, A dies. 10 years later,
  the oldest of As children dies. 5 years after
  that, the youngest dies.
• The interest of As grandchildren becomes valid
  when As last surviving child dies.