Beauchamp v. Beauchamp
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
PRITCHARD, Commissioner.
This is a suit to quiet title to two parcels of land upon the ground that the deeds conveying the lands were testamentary in character in that the grantor excepted unto herself all right, title and interest and control of the lands as long as she should live, and upon her death then to the grantees.
Sally S. Beauchamp was the grantor in the deeds. Her son, Arnold S. Beau champ and his wife, Alberta, who is respondent here, were grantees. Arnold S. Beauchamp died in October, 1956, and respondent is claiming the lands described in the deeds in fee simple absolute as…
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