Goodwin v. Tyson

Smith, J.,

(after stating the facts). It is first insisted that the deed was void because the agreement to support, constituting the consideration therefor, was not signed by Julius Goodwin. We think, however, that the deed was not void for the want of mutuality or because Julius Goodwin had not signed it, as appellees insist. The acceptance of the deed was itself an assent to its conditions. Fine v. Lasater, 110 Ark. 425; Wood v. Park, 97 Ark. 13; Whittaker v. Trammell, 86 Ark. 251; Boyd v. Lloyd, 86 Ark. 169.

It is also insisted by appellees- that the provision in regard to support was a…