In Re Estate of Blake

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• remanding the case for further proceedings to address the effect of the D.C. UNTDA, including intent, where the accounts were “designated specifically” as with rights of survivorship
• remanding when Act took effect three days before the trial court rendered its decision and where witnesses testified that decedent never intended appellant to have survivorship rights to the assets
• remanding when Act took effect three days before the trial court rendered its decision and where witnesses testified that decedent never intended appellant to have survivorship rights to the assets
• applying law of decedent’s domicil, rather than law of estate where account opened, where District of Columbia had substantially adopted Uniform Nonprobate Transfers on Death Act, 8B U.L.A. 191 [Master ed. 1993 & Supp. 2005]
• \The [UNTDA] does not effect a material change in the law with respect to whether the decedent made an inter vivos gift[.]\
• applying Act to account established before Act went into effect

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).