§ 1106 After-Acquired Property Transfer
This law says that if someone tries to give away land using a legal document, and later gets any rights to that land, those rights automatically go to the person who received the land or their heirs.
A dad writes a deed giving his house to his daughter, but later he tries to claim the house for himself.
Because the deed was properly made, the law says the house now belongs to the daughter and her children, not the dad anymore.
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§ 1106 After-Acquired Property Transfer
Last verified: January 9, 2026