Fidelity Union Trust Co. v. Reeves

Harriet Schuman became an inmate of the Bloomfield Home for Aged Men and Women at the age of seventy-nine and remained four years, until her death. She signed the usual form of application for admission, by which the home agreed to maintain her for life, "or so long as said home shall be supported by said voluntary contributions in the manner warranted by its income," and in which she agreed, in consideration of being received as an inmate, to pay an entrance fee of $300, and "to assign and set over in proper legal manner any pension or other property, real or personal, of which I may be…