Vermont § 658 Death of grantee prior to death of grantor

Vermont Statutes

§ 658 — Death of grantee prior to death of grantor

Vermont § 658

Title 27Title 27: Property

Ch. 6Chapter 006: Enhanced Life Estate Deeds

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 27, § 658 (2026).

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Unless the ELE deed provides otherwise:

(1)If an ELE deed conveys title to a single grantee and the grantee predeceases the grantor, upon the death of the grantor, title to the property vests in the heirs of an intestate grantee or the interest shall be distributed or conveyed to a grantee’s heirs or beneficiaries, as directed by the Probate Division.

(2)If an ELE deed conveys title to multiple grantees as tenants in common and one or more grantees predecease the grantor, upon the death of the grantor, title to the property vests in the heirs of any intestate grantee or the interest shall be distributed or conveyed to a grantee’s heirs or beneficiaries, as directed by the Probate Division.

(3)If an ELE deed conveys title to multiple grantees as joint tenants and one or more grantees pre

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Unless the ELE deed provides otherwise:
(1) If an ELE deed conveys title to a single grantee and the grantee predeceases the grantor, upon the death of the grantor, title to the property vests in the heirs of an intestate grantee or the interest shall be distributed or conveyed to a grantee’s heirs or beneficiaries, as directed by the Probate Division.
(2) If an ELE deed conveys title to multiple grantees as tenants in common and one or more grantees predecease the grantor, upon the death of the grantor, title to the property vests in the heirs of any intestate grantee or the interest shall be distributed or conveyed to a grantee’s heirs or beneficiaries, as directed by the Probate Division.
(3) If an ELE deed conveys title to multiple grantees as joint tenants and one or more grantees predecease the grantor, upon the death of the grantor, title to the property vests in any grantee who survives the grantor. (Added 2019, No. 145 (Adj. Sess.), § 1, eff. July 13, 2020.)