A future estate, otherwise valid, shall not be void on the ground of
the improbability of the contingency on which it is limited to take
effect.
Structure New York Laws
EPT - Estates, Powers and Trusts
Article 6 - Classification, Creation, Definition Of, and Rules Governing Estates in Property
Part 5 - Rules Governing Future Estates
6-5.1 - Characteristics of Future Estates
6-5.2 - Power of Appointment Not to Prevent Vesting
6-5.3 - Future Estates in the Alternative
6-5.4 - Implication of Cross Remainders Between Tenants in Common
6-5.5 - Future Estate Valid Though Contingency Improbable
6-5.6 - Meaning of Heirs, Distributees and Issue in Certain Remainders
6-5.8 - Heirs or Distributees of Life Tenant Take as Purchasers
6-5.9 - Heirs or Distributees of Creator Take as Purchasers
6-5.10 - When Future Estates Are Defeated
6-5.11 - Non-Destructibility of Remainders Subject to a Condition Precedent
6-5.12 - Future Rents and Profits Subject to Rules Governing Future Estates