Smith v. Smith
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
D. W. Smith died intestate March 18,1948. He left surviving six adult children, three of whom are appellees and the other three the appellants. Essential facts are not in dispute. Appellees lived in the farm home with their father, whose wife had predeceased him.
February 24, 1948, the father, D. W. Smith, executed and delivered to appellees an instrument, in form a warranty deed, to his farm home, the land involved here, (appellants were not mentioned in the instrument) in consideration of appellees agreeing to care for him so long as he might live and to pay his debts and funeral expenses.
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