The plaintiff, Clara Goodrich, in September, 1952, loaned fifteen hundred dollars to her son and his wife, Doris N. Fahey, which was used as a down payment on the purchase of a home near Kent, Washington. In return, plaintiff was to have the right to live in the home with her son and his wife for the rest of her life.
Plaintiff was satisfied with this arrangement for only two months and then returned to...
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