Taylor v. Warren

On December 8, 1919, Mrs. Mary J. Warren executed a deed to her daughter, Mrs. Nancy Taylor, conveying a tract of 100 acres of land in Laurens County. This deed recited a consideration of $5 and natural love and affection. It provided that the grantee should rent, crop, or work the lands according to her best judgment, but should deliver the rents, profits, and income to the grantor at the end of each year, for the use and benefit of the grantor, during her lifetime. It was stipulated in the deed that the grantee would not sell the land during the lifetime of the grantor, without the latter’s…