If the event that may terminate the estate never occurs, the determinable fee estate will be absolute.

Name: If the event that may terminate the estate never occurs, the determinable fee estate will be absolute.
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A determinable fee estate automatically ends and reverts to the grantor if a specified condition occurs. If that condition never occurs, the estate remains with the holder and is effectively absolute, as there is no longer a condition threatening its continuation.

If the Event That May Terminate the Estate Never Occurs