Godchaux v. Conveying Techniques, Inc.

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• stating same and explaining that “[c]ourts consider such transfers to be [upon death] by their very nature, because the donors are not regarded as having divested themselves of the property at the time of the transfer, since they retain the right to the enjoyment of the income”

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