When Janeen conveyed her title to a hospital under the condition it must be used for medical purposes, what type of estate did the hospital receive?

The hospital received a determinable fee estate as a result of Janeen's conveyance. In a determinable fee estate, the ownership is granted with a specific condition that, if violated, causes the property to automatically revert back to the original owner or their heirs. In this case, Janeen's stipulation that the property must be used solely for medical purposes creates a condition that is tied to the property’s use. If the hospital fails to use the property for the intended medical purposes, the ownership can revert back to Janeen. This type of estate highlights the unique characteristic of automatically transferring the title back upon the breach of the specified condition, distinguishing it from other types of estates that do not have such a built-in mechanism for reversion.