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A life estate is in laymans terms really just a freehold as it is not an estate of inheritance which arises by grant or loperation of law for the benefit of a person or people for the rest of their known life and since nineteen twenty five it can exist in freehold only in equity under a trust as a life interest so there is no real estate for an heir to claim his stake in.

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Q: In a life estate a mother leaves her 3 sons a lot of real property one son dies before the mother and the other two sons can the heir of the son that died claim the property?
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