Sec. 7. If a conveyance of or charge upon an estate contains a provision for revocation at the will of the grantor, the provision is void as to subsequent purchasers from the grantor, for a valuable consideration, of the estate or interest subject to the provision, even though the provision is not expressly revoked.
[Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 32-2-1-11.]
As added by P.L.2-2002, SEC.6.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 21. Conveyance Procedures for Real Property
Chapter 1. Statute of Frauds; Writing Requirements
32-21-1-1. Requirement of Written Agreement; Agreements or Promises Covered
32-21-1-2. Consideration for Agreement; Writing Not Required
32-21-1-3. Conveyance; Trust in Lands; Goods; Things in Action
32-21-1-4. Trust Arising From or Extinguished by Implication of Law
32-21-1-5. Compelling Specific Performance in Cases of Part Performance
32-21-1-6. Representations Concerning Other Persons
32-21-1-7. Conveyance Revocable at Will of Grantor; Provision Void as to Subsequent Purchaser
32-21-1-8. Revocation and Reconveyance Power; Person Other Than Grantor
32-21-1-9. Conveyance Before Vesting of Power of Revocation
32-21-1-10. Commission for Finding Purchaser of Real Estate
32-21-1-13. Conveyance of Land; Written Deed Required
32-21-1-14. Conveyances by Attorney; Power of Attorney
32-21-1-15. Conveyances by Quitclaim
32-21-1-16. Estate of Inheritance; Expression of Intent Required to Create Lesser Estate
32-21-1-17. Incorporating by Reference Recorded Encumberances