Gill v. Dingfelder

On June 16, 1920, plaintiff, a widow nearly 80 years of age, understanding but little English, conveyed certain property owned by her in the village of Farmington, in Oakland county, to the defendants, her daughter and son-in-law, for an expressed consideration of “one dollar and other valuable considerations.” It is her claim that the selling price was fixed at $8,000. Notes to her for $3,000 and a certified check for $2,000 were executed. There *249is dispute as to their delivery. She claims that the balance of $3,000 was agreed upon as the value of her future support, maintenance and burial.…