Gene plans to convey a parcel of land to his friend Alice as a gift. He prepares a deed, signs it, and is on his way to Alice’s house to give it to her when he dies of a heart attack. Alice and Bob are the first ones to find him and discover the deed clutched in his hand. Alice later records the deed, but Gene’s heirs challenge the validity of the conveyance. What do you expect a court would rule in this situation?

Explanation:

Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that in this situation a court would most likely rule that Gene's intent to convey the property to Alice was ineffective because he died before he was able to deliver the deed. Since he was not able to finish this task the overall decision would become legally null and Alice would not be able to actually claim the parcel of land.

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