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Abstract
The receiver of a bank deeded land "to Alfred Carothers and Delarma Hackett, or survivor." Plaintiff, Hackett's grantee, brought an action for construction of the deed. On appeal, held, the deed conveyed a moiety to each for life with remainder to the survivor in fee, and neither grantee, by a conveyance during his lifetime, could cut off the contingent remainder. Rowerdink v. Carothers, 334 Mich. 454, 54 N.W. (2d) 715 (1952).
Recommended Citation
Gene E. Overbeck S.Ed.,
REAL PROPERTY-CONSTRUCTION OF DEEDS-EFFECT OF PHRASE "AND/OR SURVIVOR" FOLLOWING NAMES OF GRANTEES,
51
Mich. L. Rev.
756
(1953).
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