Betker v. Nalley

MILLER, Associate Justice.

Mary Catherine Nalley, a widow, in June, 1930, executed a deed in trust conveying to trustees two parcels of land in Washington, D. C., upon trusts therein declared as follows: “(a) For the use and benefit of the party of the first part during her lifetime, she to receive the entire net income therefrom, (b) To convey the said property or' <my part thereof, or any less estate, by absolute deed or by mortgage, as the party of the first part may direct, such direction to be evidenced by her joining in the conveyance and signing and acknowledging the same. (c) Upon the…