Fant v. Fant
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
In October, 1930, Miss Helen B. Fant executed a deed to land owned by her to her cousin, Lester Glenn Fant, Sr. Some time thereafter she executed another deed to land to Lester Glenn Fant, Jr., a son of Lester Glenn Fant, Sr. The first of these deeds recites a consideration of ten dollars and other valuable consideration; the second recites a consideration of “natural love and affection.” These two deeds conveyed approximately one thousand acres of land, being all of the real property owned by the grantor, who was then eighty-three years of age, and was becoming, and shortly before her death…
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