1O to A for life, then to A's heirs.
Shelley's rule; O = nothing; A = fee simple absolute; A's heirs = nothing
2O to A for life, then to B, but if B is not living, to C.
O = nothing; A = life estate; B = vested remainder subject to divestment; C = executory interest
3O to A and his heirs so long as the land is used for educational purposes; and if it is not used for educational purposes, then to B and her heirs.
Rule against perpetuities applies; O = possibility of reverter; A = fee simple determinable; B = nothing
4O to A for life, then to B and her heirs, but if B ever sells liquor on the land, to C and her heirs.
O = nothing; A = life estate; B = vested remainder subject to divestment; C = executory interest
5O to A for life, then to B if B survives A, but if B does not survive A, to C's children. C has one child, X.
O = reversion; A = life estate; B = contingent remainder; C's children = alternate contingent remainder
6O to A for life, then to B for life, then to C and her heirs.
O = nothing; A = life estate; B = vested remainder in life estate; C = vested remainder in fee simple absolute
7O to A for life, then to A's surviving children, but if A has no surviving children, then to B and his heirs.
O = reversion; A = life estate; A's surviving children = contingent remainder; B = alternate contingent remainder
8O to A and his heirs, but if A ever consumes alcoholic beverages, then to B and her heirs.
O = nothing; A = fee simple subject to executory limitation; B = executory interest
9O to A and his heirs, but if the property ever ceases to be used for residential purposes, then to B and her heirs.
Rule against perpetuities applies; O = nothing; A = fee simple absolute; B = nothing
10O to A for life, then to A's oldest son living at the time of A's death, but if liquor is ever sold on the premises during the lifetime of either of these persons, then to B. A is alive and has 3 living sons.
O = nothing; A = life estate; A's oldest son = contingent remainder; B = executory interest
11O to A for life, then to A's surviving children, but if none of A's children survive A, then to C.
O = reversion; A = life estate; A's surviving children = contingent remainder; C = alternate contingent remainder
12O to A, but if the property is ever used for immoral purposes, then to B.
Rule against perpetuities applies; O = nothing; A = fee simple absolute; B = nothing
13O to A for so long as the property is used for agricultural purposes.
O = possibility of reverter; A = fee simple determinable
14O to A for life, then to B, but if B dies in A's lifetime, to C.
O = nothing; A = life estate; B = vested remainder subject to divestment; C = executory interest
15O to A for life, then to B for the life of C.
O = reversion; A = life estate; B = life estate pur autre vie in C
16O to A for life, then to B for life.
O = reversion; A = life estate; B = vested remainder in life estate
17O to A so long as the property is used for agriculture purposes, but if ever used for non-agriculture purposes, to B.
Rule against perpetuities applies; O = possibility of reverter; A = fee simple determinable; B = nothing
18O to A for life, then to A's surviving children, but if A should die without children surviving her, then to B.
O = reversion; A = life estate; A's surviving children = contingent remainder; B = alternate contingent remainder
19O to A for life, then to the heirs of O.
Doctrine of worthier title applies; O = reversion in fee simple absolute; A = life estate
20O to A for life, then to the heirs of B.
O = reversion; A = life estate; B's heirs = contingent remainder
21O to A for life, then to the children of A, but if all of A's children die without issue surviving them, then to B and his heirs.
O = nothing; A = life estate; A's children = vested remainder subject to divestment; B = executory interest
22O to A for the life of B, then to C and her heirs.
O = nothing; A = life estate pur autre vie in B; C = vested remainder
23O to A for life, remainder to heirs of A.
Shelley's rule applies; O = nothing; A = fee simple absolute; A's heirs = nothing
24O to A for life, remainder to A's surviving children, but if A leaves no children surviving, then to B and his heirs.
O = reversion; A = life estate; A's surviving children = contingent remainder; B = alternate contingent remainder
25O to A and his heirs so long as the premises are used for non-commercial purposes, but if ever used for commercial purposes, to B and his heirs.
Rule against perpetuities applies; O = possibility of reverter; A = fee simple determinable; B = nothing
26O to H1 & W1, husband and wife, and H2 & W2, husband and wife, all as joint tenants with the right of survivorship in all four, and not as tenants in common. H1 conveys his interest to H2 & W2. H2 dies intestate.
O = nothing; H1 = nothing; W1 = fee simple absolute as joint tenant; W2 = fee simple absolute as joint tenant
27O to A, but if A moves off the land being conveyed, O may retake possession.
O = right of entry; A = fee simple subject to condition subsequent
28O to A for life, then to B and his heirs, but if B does not survive A, then to O.
O = reversion; A = life estate; B = vested remainder subject to divestment
29O to A for life, then to A's surviving children, but if A has no children surviving, then to B and his heirs.
O = reversion; A = life estate; A's surviving children = contingent remainder; B = alternate contingent remainder
30O to A and her heirs, but if the property ever ceases to be used for residential purposes, then to B and her heirs.
Rule against perpetuities applies; O = nothing; A = fee simple absolute; B = nothing
31O to A for life, then to B for life, then to the heirs of A.
O = nothing; A = life estate; B = vested remainder in life estate; A's heirs = vested remainder in fee simple absolute
32O to A for life, then to A's oldest son who survives A for life, then to B.
O = nothing; A = life estate; A's oldest son who survives A = contingent remainder; B = vested remainder
33O to A for B's life.
O = reversion; A = life estate pur autre vie in B
34O to A for life, then to B and her heirs, but if B ever marries a Lutheran, then to C.
O = nothing; A = life estate; B = vested remainder subject to divestment; C = executory interest
35O to A and his heirs so long as the premises are used for non-commercial purposes, but if ever so used for commercial purposes, to B and his heirs.
Rule against perpetuities applies; O = possibility of reverter; A = fee simple determinable; B = nothing
36O to A for life, then to the heirs of A.
Shelley's rule applies; O = nothing; A = fee simple absolute; A's heirs = nothing