In a condition subsequent estate, what must the grantor do if the restrictions are violated?

In a condition subsequent estate, if the restrictions outlined in the grant are violated, the grantor has the right to reclaim the property, but this must occur within a reasonable time frame. This particular type of estate includes a condition that, if broken, gives the grantor the option to take back the property. The significant aspect of this choice is the limited time frame within which the grantor must act to repossess the property after a violation occurs. Delaying action indefinitely would not be suitable because it might signal acceptance of the violation, potentially leading to the loss of the right to reclaim the property. Additionally, immediate sale or transfer to another beneficiary does not align with the nature of a condition subsequent, which specifically allows for repossession rather than compulsory action away from the property itself.