Horn v. Buck
Citations
- 5 Sadler 480
- 8 A. 609
Syllabus
<p>In assumpsit by an executor for the unpaid balance of purchase money of land conveyed by the testator to his son, the question whether the son was to pay the full money consideration mentioned in the deed or was to have the land partly as a gift is a question for the jury.</p> <p>Note. — Where there is any evidence to show that the property was transferred by the decedent as a gift, the question is for the jury. Patterson v. Dushane, 115 Pa. 334, 8 Atl. 440; Flanigan v. Flanigan, 115 Pa. 233, 9 Atl. 157; Jacques v. Fourthman, 137 Pa. 428, 20 Atl. 802; Osterhout’s Estate, 148 Pa. 223, 23 Atl. 1069; Kulp v. March, 181 Pa. 627, 59 Am. St. Rep. 687, 37 Atl. 913.</p>
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