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· 1/6/1919

Miller v. Goltz

Citations

  • 105 Wash. 28
  • 177 P. 687
  • 1919 Wash. LEXIS 534

Syllabus

<p>Cancellation of Instruments (2)—Failure of Consideration. A conveyance by an aged couple to a daughter in consideration of life support, fully performed on the part of the daughter, should not be cancelled for dissatisfaction on the part of one of the grantors because the daughter, through a mistake, instituted insanity charges against her mother; especially where such act was not wilfully and purposely wrong, and extensive improvements had been made on the property for the convenience of the grantors.</p>

Judges: Mitchell

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