Handbook of the Law of Banks And Banking
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R. A. 858; Watson v. Watson, 69 Vt. 243, 39 Atl. 201. Other- wise of an ordinary bank book. Thomas' Adm'r v. Lewis, 89 Va. 1, 15 S. E. 389, 18 L. R. A. 170, 37 Am. St. Rep. 848. See "Gifts," Dec. Dig. {Key No.) §§ 30, 66; Cent. Dig. §§ 52^7, 65, 135-138.
80 Nogga V. Savings Bank of Ansonla, 79 Conn. 425, 65 Atl. 129 ; See Jones v. Crisp, 109 Md. 30, 71 Atl. 515. See "Gifts," Dec. Dig.
(Key No.) §§ 30, 66; Cent. Dig. §§ 53-57, 65, 135-138.
§§ 119-122) GIFT OF A DEPOSIT 459 some one for the donee....°^ Delivery of the book with an or- der for a sum less than the deposit, with intent to make a gift, is sufficient to vest -title in the donee of the amount of the order." It is possible, however, to make a valid gift of a deposit in the donor's name otherwise than by delivery of the book, as by an assignment assented to by the donee and the bank."' Joint Deposit Where two persons own jointly a deposit, the survivor be- comes vested with the ownership of the entire fund). When one person makes a deposit in a savings bank in the joint names of himself and another, if the depositor's donative pur- pose is established, it is usually held to create a joint owner- ship, and to be a valid gift inter vivos.'* This result does not follow, however, from the mere fact that a deposit is made in such form; for the depositor may always show*that the money was his own and that such was not his intention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. A. 858; Watson v. Watson, 69 Vt. 243, 39 Atl. 201. Other- wise of an ordinary bank book. Thomas' Adm'r v. Lewis, 89 Va. 1, 15 S. E. 389, 18 L. R. A. 170, 37 Am. St. Rep. 848. See "Gifts," Dec. Dig. {Key No.) §§ 30, 66; Cent. Dig. §§ 52^7, 65, 135-138.
80 Nogga V. Savings Bank of Ansonla, 79 Conn. 425, 65 Atl. 129 ; See Jones v. Crisp, 109 Md. 30, 71 Atl. 515. See "Gifts," Dec. Dig.
(Key No.) §§ 30, 66; Cent. Dig. §§ 53-57, 65, 135-138.
§§ 119-122) GIFT OF A DEPOSIT 459 some one for the donee....°^ Delivery of the book with an or- der for a sum less than the deposit, with intent to make a gift, is sufficient to vest -title in the donee of the amount of the order." It is possible, however, to make a valid gift of a deposit in the donor's name otherwise than by delivery of the book, as by an assignment assented to by the donee and the bank."' Joint Deposit Where two persons own jointly a deposit, the survivor be- comes vested with the ownership of the entire fund). When one person makes a deposit in a savings bank in the joint names of himself and another, if the depositor's donative pur- pose is established, it is usually held to create a joint owner- ship, and to be a valid gift inter vivos.'* This result does not follow, however, from the mere fact that a deposit is made in such form; for the depositor may always show*that the money was his own and that such was not his intention.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tiffany, Francis B. (Francis Buchanan), 1855-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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