Brady acquired a block of land in fee simple under a Crown Patent. He divided the block into two parcels: Whiteacre and Blackacre. He kept Whiteacre, but granted Blackacre to Drucker for life, then to Evans. Brady died possessed of Whiteacre, leaving the land to Crader. Drucker is not free to charge or dispose of any part of Blackacre without Evans' consent.

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Since Drucker holds Blackacre for life with a remainder to Evans, Drucker has a life estate, and Evans has a future interest (remainder). Drucker cannot charge or dispose of any part of Blackacre without affecting Evans' future interest, thus requiring Evans' consent for such actions.

Brady Acquired a Block of Land in Fee Simple Under