Nolan v. Barnes
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook county; the Hon. Oscar E. Heard, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Watson
Annie M. Nolain, spinster, executed a deed bearing date December 13, 1907, by which she conveyed to Ruth F. Barnes, appellant, certain lots in the city of Chicago, which, with the buildings thereon, were of the value of $15,000, approximately. The consideration for the deed was five dollars and the execution by the grantor and grantee of a written contract, by the terms of which appellant obligated herself to care for, board, sustain, support and in sickness nurse said Annie M. Nolain during her life, and give her the use and occupancy of a certain flat in one of the buildings, or any other…
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