Determine what types of present and future interest are held by each person involved in the following grants. Be sure to classify grants of remainders according to their type, vested or contingent:

O to A for life, then to B.

O to A for life, then to B and her heirs.

O to B for life, then if A is married, to A.

O to A for life, the to Bs heirs. (B is alive).

O to A for life, then to B, but if B does not survive A, to C.

O to A. Fee Simple Absolute

O to A and the heirs of his body. Fee Simple Absolute

O to A so long as the premises are used for a school, but if they are ever not so used, to my son, B.

O to my wife in fee simple in 10 years.

O to my husband for life, then to my daughter provided she is married.

O to A for the life of B, then to C and his heirs.

O to A so long as the premises are used for church purposes.

O to A and his heirs; provided, that the premises never be used for the commercial purposes, if so I reserve a right to enter and retake.

O to Cal Trans so long as the land is used for the construction of an off-ramp for access to Harrahs Club Casino.

O to my husband for life, then to my daughter, Sam.

O to Wyndham Development so long as the property is never used for the construction or operation of a Wal-mart store.

O to my brother for life, then to my brothers children. At the time of the grant, the brother is alive and has two children A and B.

O to A and B.

O to A for life, then to Bs children. B is a bachelor with no issue.

O to A, so long as the premises are never used for betting or gambling and if they are so used, then to B.

Charlie to Miley; provided, however, that if liquor is ever consumed on the premises, then Bill or his heirs shall have the right to reenter and retake the premises.

O to Fred for life, then to Bill for life, then to Sam for life.