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A man died without a will and with no sur- viving relatives. His four-acre farm will

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A) escheat to the government.

Property escheats to the state when there is no will and no heirs.

Answer Options
A
escheat to the government.
B
revert back to the original grantor.
C
go to a testatrix.
D
pass to the man’s devisees.
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Key Terms:

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