Brallier v. Brallier

Citations

• 118 Wash. 253
• 203 P. 381
• 1922 Wash. LEXIS 641

Syllabus

<p>Trusts (6, 47) — Transfer of Legal Title — Conveyance to Third Person — Enforcement of Trust — Evidence. Where land is conveyed by a mother to a son in consideration of past services and an agreement to assist in her future support, there is no such trust impressed on the land as will enable the mother to follow the proceeds of its sale to other land purchased by him and transferred to a third party, when there is no proof from which the court can determine how far the consideration for the deed from the mother had failed, nor any proof of facts brought to the third party’s attention sufficient to constitute notice that the son was not vested with complete title.</p>