[Solved] A, donated a parcel of land to the unborn child of H and W, is the donation valid?

Q.	A, donated a parcel of land to the unborn child of H and W, is the donation valid?
A.	No, because there is no donee yet
B.	No, because there is no one yet to accept the donation
C.	Yes, provided the child be born alive or to live for at least 24 hours under certain conditions
D.	No, because the donee has no name yet to whom the land is to be transferred
Answer» C. Yes, provided the child be born alive or to live for at least 24 hours under certain conditions

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