Arland v. Arland

This is a very interesting suit in equity. In December, 1911, Charles H. Arland and his wife, Mary E. Arland, entered into a written agreement concerning all their property which belonged to the community. By its terms each agreed to, and did, execute to the other a warranty deed covering all of the property, the contract providing that such deed should have the effect of vesting in the survivor the entire title. These deeds were to he, and were, put in escrow to be held until the death of one of the parties, and then the proper deed was to he delivered to the survivor. *298It was further agreed…