Lipp v. Lipp
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtOeeutt, J.
The parties to this appeal are mother and son. On September 15th, 1919, Louisa P. Lipp, the appellee, conveyed to William M. Lipp, the appellant, a leasehold property known as 544 East Clement- Street in Baltimore City, which had been conveyed to her and her husband, John C. Lipp, as tenants by the entireties, on August 8th, 1899, and which they occupied until his death, which occurred in or about 1917. After his death Mrs. Lipp continued to reside there with her son, the appellant, until she conveyed it to him in 1919, and thereafter until January 24th, 1927, when she was “moved out” of it…
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