Married women — Powers — Conveyance of real estate — Conveyance to husband — Act June 3, 1911, P. L. 631.
1. Under the Act of June 3, 1911, P. L. 631 (which provides "that it shall be lawful for a married woman to make conveyances of real estate to her husband as if she were a feme sole"), a married woman has power to convey real estate to her husband by a deed in which he does not join.
Property — Title — Good marketable and legal title.
2. It was Held, in the circumstances, that the will of a predecessor in title devised a life interest in the real estate, rather than a fee, to a named beneficiary and the remainder in fee to one of the plaintiffs.
3. It was Held that where there was no color of outstanding title which might prove substantial, and there was no reasonable doubt either at law or in fact concerning the title, the mere possibility of some future litigation concerning it did not prevent the title from being good, marketable and legal.
OPINION PER CURIAM, June 27, 1955:
Judgment affirmed on the opinion of President Judge LEHMAN.