[question property 132] in a race-notice state, o gives blackacre to a (donee), who promptly records. O then sells the same land to b who also promptly records. Who owns the land and why?

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1. [question property 132] in a race-notice state, o gives blackacre to a (donee), who promptly records. O then sells the same land to b who also promptly records. Who owns the land and why?

A wins, even though he is not a bfp. Why? Although b recorded, he's not a bfp because he was on record notice of the gift to a
Can't require that the owner fix it all at once, without just compensation, otherwise violates taking clause
If b assumed the mortgage, then b is primarily liable and o is secondarily liable. If b takes subject to the mortgage, then b is not liable, o is liable, but mortgage runs with the land and mortgagee can still foreclose
(1) third-party beneficiary: not a party to the contract. Able to enforce contract others made for her benefit. - (2) promisor: look for person who is making the promise that benefits the third party. - (3) promisee: look for person who obtains the promise that benefits the third party. - (4) intended/incidental: only intended beneficiaries have contract law rights. Intent of parties to contract determines whether intended or incidental. - (5) creditor/donee: intended beneficiaries are either donees or creditors. Usually they are donees. Look at whether beneficiary was a creditor of the promisee.

[question property 132] in a race-notice state, o gives blackacre to a (donee), who promptly records. O then sells the same land to b who also promptly records. Who owns the land and why?

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