Question

By virtue of a Codicil appended to his will, Theodore devised to Divino a tract of sugar land, with the obligation on the part of Divino or his heirs to deliver to Betina a specified volume of sugar per harvest during Betina’s lifetime. It is also stated in the Codicil that in the event the obligation is not fulfilled, Betina should immediately seize the property from Divino or latter’s heirs and turn it over to Theodore’s compulsory heirs. Divino failed to fulfill the obligation under the Codicil. Betina brings suit against Divino for the reversion of the tract of land. Does Betina have a cause of action against Divino? Explain. (2002 BAR)

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