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PROBATE - Notarized document signed by maker at a credit union purporting to be a gift for the benefit of a non-family member failed as a completed inter vivos gift or gift causa mortis and summary judgment was properly granted. Substantial evidence also existed that if valid gift was completed it was subsequently revoked by valid power of attorney held by maker's daughters.
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...(b) Gift causa mortis. A savings bond belonging solely to o...
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... of gifts are inter vivos gifts and causa mortis gifts. Inter vivos gifts Inter vivos is Lat...
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...(b) Gift causa mortis. A savings bond belonging solely to o...
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... agreements with a retention of title; 5) gift pledges and gifts causa mortis; 6) transactions re...
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..., belonged to Basket, who claimed it as a gift from Chaney, having possession of the certificate,... that this constitutes a valid donatio mortis causa, which entitles him to the fund; and whether...
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...Marie V. Robinson, by inheritance and/or by gift inter vivos and/or mortis causa, or otherwise.” ...
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...Father's gift of real property and promise to pay two mortgages ...); Kesterson, 806 P.2d at 134 (attempted causa mortis gift invalidated due to failed delivery, de...
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... sometimes used in reference to a deathbed gift, or a gift causa mortis, since the giving of the g...
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Judgment affirmed. Deen, P. J, and Banke, J., concur.
... is enforceable, if at all, as an inter vivos gift of the property from appellee to appellant. It is ...] right to the [property by] a will, a gift causa mortis, a gift inter vivos, a trust, or a contract...