Scott v. White

The appellees, son-in-law and daughter of the appellants, owned a leasehold property, 523 Sanford Place, in Baltimore City. It is alleged in the bill of complaint that on May 1, 1941, they agreed with the appellants, complainants below, that if the appellants would move in the premises, bringing their household furniture and equipment and residing there for the remainder of their lives, and if Josephine Scott, one of the appellants, would do all the work, washing, ironing, cooking, marketing and other duties for the entire household, so that both of the appellees could be profitably employed,…