O, owner of Blackacre, has two children, A and B. Subsequently, B dies testate, devising all...

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O, owner of Blackacre, has two children, A and B. Subsequently, B dies testate, devising all his property to W, his wife. B is survived by three children, B1, B2, and B3. A1 is born to A. Then O dies intestate. Who owns Blackacre under modern American law? O conveys Blackacre "to A and her heirs." If A dies intestate without issue, will Blackacre escheat to the state? O, owner of Blackacre, has two children, A and B. Subsequently, B dies testate, devising all his property to W, his wife. B is survived by three children, B1, B2, and B3. A1 is born to A. Then O dies intestate. Who owns Blackacre under modern American law? O conveys Blackacre "to A and her heirs." If A dies intestate without issue, will Blackacre escheat to the state?

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