Malone v. Kitchen

On February 21, 1873, Thomas B. Moore, being the owner in fee simple of the real estate here in controversy, conveyed the same by warranty deed to “School District No. 8, in Liberty township, of White county, Indiana, for the sum of one dollar,” the deed reciting that the conveyance was for “so long as the foregoing land shall be used for a public school.” Soon after the conveyance, the trustee of the township took possession of the real estate, and erected thereon a permanent school building, and caused the same to be occupied and used for school purposes, which building was continuously…