Hall v. Drake

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Clay

Affirming.

On February 6, 1923, Z. T. Hall, a single man, conveyed to his niece, Rena Drake, a 200-acre farm lying on Red river in Powell county. The consideration was an agreement by the grantee to feed, clothe, and furnish the grantor with the necessary medical attention during his lifetime, pay his burial and funeral expenses, and do all things reasonably necessary for his comfort and happiness. The grantor retained the right at his option to sell and dispose of, for his own benefit, timber of the value of $250, and, in case he failed to exercise the right,…