Moran v. O'Brien

On the 18th day of May, 1909, Elizabeth Moran, the then owner of a lot of ground in Baltimore City known as 1615 Aisquith Street, conveyed the same to her son, Charles A. Moran, by a deed which on its face is a fee simple deed. The appellee in this case, Mary A. O’Brien, daughter of Elizabeth Moran and sister of the appellant Charles A. Moran, filed her bill of complaint in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, in which she prayed the court to decree that while the aforesaid deed is in the usual form of a fee simple conveyance, nevertheless, in fact, her brother Charles A. Moran received this…