Shaffer v. Lohr

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• account titled as “A or B, either or the survivor,” held not to be in the trust form
• facts proffered in opposition to granting of summary judgment motion must be “detailed and precise”
• express trust in joint bank account even though bank records and entries were not in trust form, if expression of clear and unmistakable intent to create a trust can be found from the facts
• “[A] valid inter vivos gift will only be found where the donor makes a distinct, unequivocal delivery of the passbook with an intent to part with ownership and make an irrevocable gift of the fund and the donee accepts the gift.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).