1. Betty conveyed her realty "to my nephew Bob for life, remainder to my niece Mary if she is living at that time; but if Mary is not living at the termination of Bob's estate, to the oldest child of Mary who is living at the time of my death." Betty died March 1, 1999, survived by Bob, and Mary's two children - Carrie, who was seventeen, and John, who was seven. In January 2000, Damon moved onto the realty, living in a shack which he constructed from old plywood. Bob died in 2009. In January 2010, ten years after the death of Betty, Carrie discovered that Damon had been in possession of the realty for ten years. She made no attempt to have Damon removed from the realty until January 2012, when Damon had been in possession for twelve years. A statute in the jurisdiction fixes the period for acquisition of title by adverse possession at ten years. Another statute fixes the age of majority at eighteen years. If Carrie sued to have Damon removed from the realty in January of 2012, the court should find for
   1. Carrie, because the period of adverse possession did not begin running against her until she became the owner of the realty in 2009.
   2. Carrie, because the period of adverse possession began running against her when Betty died in 1999.
   3. Damon, because the period of adverse possession began running against the estate in January 2000.
   4. Damon.