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· 2/23/1982

Salvio v. Salvio

Citations

  • 186 Conn. 311
  • 441 A.2d 190
  • 1982 Conn. LEXIS 462

How courts have described this case

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  • “[i]t is generally accepted that the funds on deposit may be reached by the depositor’s creditors during his lifetime and, if he dies insolvent, after his death”
  • in absence of any unequivocal act rendering savings account trusts irrevocable, or otherwise transferring ownership rights to beneficiaries, trusts subject to division as marital property upon divorce; trial court properly ordered that funds be divided
  • \we conclude . . . that the statutory presumption replaces any test of intent [on the part of the depositor to create a beneficial interest in the beneficiary prior to the depositor's death]\

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Judges: Peters, Healey, Parskey, Armentano, Wright

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