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Owner devises property "to Life Tenant for life, then to Remainderman." Remainderman is alive and ascertained when Owner dies, and no condition is attached to the remainder.
Which statement best describes Remainderman's interest?

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A vested remainder generally is transferable, devisable, and descendible, unless the instrument or law limits transfer. A vested remainder can be transferred only to the trustee. A vested remainder can never be transferred before possession. A vested remainder disappears if the remainderman dies before the life tenant, even without survivorship language.

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