Blount v. . Hogg
57 N.C. 46
Opinion
¥e are of opinion, that upon the true construction of the instrument in question, it is, in legal effect, a grant of annuities to Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Cheshire, during life, payable semi-annually, as therein specified.
Being the grant of an incorporeal hereditament, under the hand and seal of the grantor, it required no consideration, and passed by the delivery of the deed, and was not revoked, or annulled by his subsequent insanity.
Pee Cukiam. Decree accordingly.
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