Washum v. Konrad
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
CAMMACK, Justice.
The appellees, John N. Konrad and Della Mae Konrad, brought suit in the Kenton Circuit Court for a declaratory judgment to determine the rights of Phillip Lee Washum, an infant, in a house and lot which they had purchased from Washum’s mother. Phillip’s rights in the property, if any, arise out of a deed from his mother, Frances M. Washum, to his father, Virgil A. Washum, dated September 27, 1949. In this deed the following clause appears:
“There is reserved from this conveyance the right of Phillip Lee Wash-um, son of the grantor and grantee herein, to have a home in said…
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