Daniel v. Smith

Citations

75 Cal. 548
17 P. 683
1888 Cal. LEXIS 582

Syllabus

<p>Gift Causa Mortis—Parting with Possession—Retention of Dominion. —Before a gift causa mortis can take effect, the donor must part not only with the possession, but also with all present control and dominion over the .subject of the gift.</p>

Judges: Belcher

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Cited by

4 cases in this archive cite this case.

Hart v. Ketchum
California Supreme Court· 1898-07-14· cited 28×
Varley v. Sims
Supreme Court of Minnesota· 1907-03-15· cited 26×
Szabo v. Speckman
Supreme Court of Florida· 1917-02-15· cited 21×
Deneff v. Helms
Oregon Supreme Court· 1902-10-27· cited 14×

Cites

3 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

Basket v. Hassell
Supreme Court· 1883-03-26· cited 177×
Walter v. Ford
Supreme Court of Missouri· 1881-10-15· cited 24×
Daniel v. Smith
California Supreme Court· 1883-11-28· cited 21×

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