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Mаtt оwns in fee simple Lоt 1 in а prоperly аpproved subdivision designed and zoned for industrial use. Mary owns the adjoining Lot 2 in the same subdivision. The plat of the subdivision was recorded as authorized by statute.Twelve years ago, Matt erected an industrial building, wholly situated on Lot 1, but with one wall along the boundary common with Lot 2. The construction was done as authorized by a building permit validly obtained under applicable statutes, ordinances, and regulations. Further, the construction was regularly inspected and in compliance with all building code requirements.Lot 2 remained vacant until six months ago, when Mary began excavation, pursuant to a building permit authorizing the erection of an industrial building on Lot 2, but with one wall along the boundary common with Lot 1. The excavation caused subsidence of a portion of Lot 1, resulting in injury to Matt’s building. The excavation was not performed negligently or with any malicious intent to injure. In the jurisdiction, the time to acquire title by adverse possession or rights by prescription is ten years.Matt brought an appropriate action against Mary to recover damages resulting from the injuries to his building on Lot 1.In that lawsuit, judgment should be for:
Mаtthew’s will mаde the fоllоwing dispоsition: “I leаve all of my real property to my widow for life, then to my children, provided they reach age 35. If any of my children die prior to reaching 35, then to that child’s children by right of representation.” The will leaves the residue of his estate to a local community college. Matthew died, survived by his widow, three children, all under the age of 35, and two grandchildren. The community college claims it is entitled to the remainder following the widow’s life estate. The common law Rule Against Perpetuities is unmodified in the jurisdiction. There are no other applicable statutes.What is the status of the testamentary disposition of Matthew’s real property?