Grantor C conveys a large house and land to his daughter and son-in-law to be theirs as long as they are married. One year later they are divorced. What happens to the property?

a. The daughter acquires it

b. The son-in-law acquires it

c. It reverts back to C

d. The couple must sell it

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Sage Morrow

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13 July, 11:19

Grantor C conveys a large house and land to his daughter and son-in-law to be theirs as long as they are married. One year later they are divorced. What happens to the property?

a. The daughter acquires it

b. The son-in-law acquires it

c. It reverts back to C

d. The couple must sell it

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Ana Craig · Answer 1

c. It reverts back to C

Explanation:

Grantor C conveys a large house and land to his daughter and son-in-law to be theirs as long as they are married. One year later they are divorced, The property is reverted back to C that is the Grantor. The property is neither given to the daughter nor to the son-in-law. This according to the American court law.

Grantor C conveys a large house and land to his daughter and son-in-law to be theirs as long as they are married. One year later they are divorced. What happens to the property?a. The daughter acquires itb. The son-in-law acquires itc. It reverts back to Cd. The couple must sell it

Grantor C conveys a large house and land to his daughter and son-in-law to be theirs as long as they are married. One year later they are divorced. What happens to the property?

a. The daughter acquires it

b. The son-in-law acquires it

c. It reverts back to C

d. The couple must sell it