Arizona § 33-201 Duration of interest; fee tail prohibited

Arizona Statutes

§ 33-201 — Duration of interest; fee tail prohibited

Arizona § 33-201

Title 33Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 2ESTATES

Art. 1Definitions and Classifications

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Bluebook

Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 33-201 (2026).

Text

A.Estates in lands, as respects the extent of the interest of the holder, are divided into:

1.Estates of inheritance. An estate of inheritance shall be termed a fee simple or fee, and when not defeasible or conditional shall be a fee simple absolute.

2.Estates for life.

3.Estates for years.

4.Estates at will.

5.Estates by sufferance.

B.No lands of this state shall be held as an estate in fee tail.

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A. Estates in lands, as respects the extent of the interest of the holder, are divided into:

1. Estates of inheritance. An estate of inheritance shall be termed a fee simple or fee, and when not defeasible or conditional shall be a fee simple absolute.

2. Estates for life.

3. Estates for years.

4. Estates at will.

5. Estates by sufferance.

B. No lands of this state shall be held as an estate in fee tail.