Bloor v. Bloor
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of tbe superior court for San Juan county, Pemberton, J., entered May 1, 1918, upon findings in favor of tbe plaintiff, in an action to quiet title, tried to tbe court.
1Opinion of the CourtChadwick, J.
On April 24, 1916, J. T. Bloor and bis wife, Isabella K. Bloor, executed several mutual deeds purporting! to convey, tbe one to tbe other, all of tbe community property then owned by them. Tbe deeds wben executed were given to, or ratber left with, O. J. Brubns, a justice of tbe peace, “to *111keep.” Mrs. Bloor testifies, and, of course, it must have been so understood, that tbe deeds were to be kept until tbe death of one of the- parties, and the appropriate deeds were then to be put on record or delivered to the survivor. It was the intention of Mr. Bloor to arrange the community affairs so as…
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