Nadler v. Nadler

Plaintiff owned a house and lot in Beaver Dam found by the trial court to be worth from $1,500 to $1,800. lie had one son, Anton Nadler, now deceased. Defendant is the widow of Anton. There were arrearages amounting to nearly $700 in taxes, and plaintiff desired to convey the house to the son and his wife in return for an agreement by the latter to permit plaintiff to live with them and be supported for the rest of his life. The parties were ignorant of legal affairs, and did not consider it necessary to insert the support agreement in the deed as a covenant or condition. The draftsman of the…