Which of the following best describes a fee simple defeasible estate?

Which of the following best describes a fee

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AAn estate that lasts only for the owner's life
BAn estate held by a lessee under a lease
CA freehold estate with no conditions attached
DA fee estate that may terminate if a specified condition occurs or is violated

✓ Correct answer: D. A fee estate that may terminate if a specified condition occurs or is violated A fee simple defeasible (or conditional fee) is a full ownership estate that can be defeated and title returned to the grantor if a specified condition is breached or occurs.

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