Waterstradt v. Snyder

This case involves the interpretation of the following language in a deed:

“The grantee agrees that if she ever desires to sell the aforementioned property, the grantors herein are to have the right and option to buy the same for $9,000.”

The grantee died testate. Her will was admitted to probate. It made six specific bequests of some articles of wearing apparel, a ring, a sum of Masses for her deceased husband, and $250 for each of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Then followed the usual residual disposition of the “remainder of my property of whatever kind not other wise disposed of…