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An owner sold a parcel of real estate to a buyer with the stipulation that the buyer was not allowed to sell alcohol from the prem- ises. The buyer sold the property 10 years later to a buyer who converted the build- ing into a convenience store that sold beer. Should the owner or owner’s heirs claim a right of re-entry, what would be the basis for the lawsuit?

Correct Answer

B) Violation of a condition subsequent

A condition subsequent allows the grantor to reclaim property if a specified condition is violated. It requires action to enforce.

Answer Options
A
Violation of a covenant
B
Violation of a condition subsequent
C
Violation of a condition precedent
D
Violation of the statute of frauds
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Related Topics:

property-restrictions-and-easementsdeeds-and-property-transferreal-estate-contracts

Key Terms:

condition subsequentright of re-entryfee simple defeasiblepower of terminationdeed restriction
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