Twenty years ago, a grantor conveyed farmland by warranty deed to a charity that organizes community gardening “so long as the land is used for growing food.” five years ago, the grantor died testate, leaving all his property to his son. the charity dissolved last year, and no food has been grown on the property since. the grantor’s son, the former charity organizers, and the attorney general, on behalf of public interests in charitable trusts, all contest the right to the land. the jurisdiction follows the unmodified common-law rule against perpetuities. who has the right to the land?
a. the attorney general, because the state can take the property any time they want to.
b. the charity organizers, because the charity owns the land in fee simple.
c. the son, because he has a possibility of reverter.
d. the son, because the conveyance to the charity cut out the grantor children from the will.