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Code · Georgia · TITLE 44 Property · Article 2 Fee Simple Estates

44-6-22. Creation of estate to commence in future; fee in abeyance; fee limited upon fee.

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An absolute estate may be created to commence in the future, and the fee may be in abeyance without detriment to the rights of subsequent remainders. A fee may be limited upon a fee, either by deed or will, where the plain intention of the grantor or testator requires it and no other rule of law is violated thereby.
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