American National Bank v. TayLor

On the 4th day of July, 1902, Andrew J. Taylor conveyed to his son, Walter L. Taylor, a certain parcel of land upon which the grantor resided, containing forty-eight acres (being all his real estate), in consideration of $1,500. The deed, which both father and son signed and acknowledged, contained the following provision:

“Provided, however, and this conveyance is made on the distinct understanding that the said Andrew J. Taylor and his wife, Emily E. Taylor, are to remain on said land, and to use and occupy the buildings and improvements on the same, and to have, hold, use, possess, and…