Future Interest refers to an individual’s legal right to possess or enjoy property or assets in the future, usually upon the occurrence of a specified event or the fulfillment of certain conditions.
A remainder is a future interest in an estate that takes effect upon the expiration or termination of a prior estate without reverting back to the original grantor.
Reversion in real estate law refers to the future interest that the grantor retains when they transfer property rights to another party but stipulate that the property will return to them upon the occurrence of a specific event or the expiration of a certain term.
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