A Conditional Estate, also known as Fee Simple Defeasible, is a type of ownership where the owner's rights may be revoked upon the occurrence or non-occurrence of a particular event.
A fee in real estate can refer to the ownership interest in land that may be inherited, known as a fee simple or fee simple defeasible, or it can refer to compensation based on the completion of a specific task.
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