possibility of reverter
The interest of a person who has conveyed land to another until the occurrence of some specified event (which may never happen). The determinable interest thus created will end automatically should this future event occur, and the legal estate will revert to the grantor. Thus, when A conveys land to B until he marries, A has a possibility of reverter when B marries (although if B dies unmarried, the possibility of reverter is lost). See also settled land.

• EEZ
• effective date of termination
• effective remedy
• effects doctrine
• EFTA
• eggshell skull rule
• ei qui affirmat, non ei qui negat, incumbit probatio
• EIS
• ejusdem generis
• Elder Brethren
• election
• election court
• election petition
• elective resolution
• elector
• Electoral Commission
• electricity
• electromagnetic compatibility
• electronic conveyancing
• electronic data interchange
• electronic monitoring requirement
• electronic signature
• electronic surveillance
• eleemosynary corporation
• embargo