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LeMehaute v. LeMehaute

Missouri Court of Appeals

585 S.W.2d 276 (1979)

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Vincent LeMehaute (plaintiff), assisted by an attorney, executed and recorded a new deed naming himself, his new wife, and his adult daughter Renee (defendant) as joint tenants of his home; Renee learned of the transaction two months later and, once aware, began refusing to cooperate on matters like allowing additional joint tenants, a mortgage, or an insurance check for roof repairs. Vincent sued to reform the deed, arguing it had never been "delivered" to Renee and she therefore wasn't truly a joint tenant; the trial court agreed, and Renee appealed.

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Whether a deed is considered delivered to all grantees if it is only actually delivered to one grantee.

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