Ohio Supreme Court· 7/19/1994
Wright v. Bloom
Citations
- 1994 Ohio 153
Syllabus
Probate - Joint and survivorship accounts - Survivorship rights to sums remaining on deposit at death of depositor - Opening of account is conclusive evidence of intention to transfer to surviving party a survivorship interest in .
Judges: Alice Robie Resnick, J.
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- Agrelius v. MoheskySupreme Court of Kansas· 1972-03-04· cited 23×
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- In Re Wladyslaw Wszolek EstateSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1972-09-29· cited 17×
- Eastman, Administrator v. MendrickSupreme Court of Kansas· 1975-11-08· cited 15×
- In re Estate of DuiguidOhio Supreme Court· 1970-12-16· cited 15×
- Steinhauser v. RepkoOhio Supreme Court· 1972-06-21· cited 14×
- In Re Estate of WoodSupreme Court of Kansas· 1976-01-24· cited 11×
- Estate of Harvey v. HufferIndiana Court of Appeals· 1955-05-27· cited 9×
- Emil L. Jeschke, of the Estate of Emil J. Jeschke, Deceased, Ida G. Jeschke, and Myron Jeschke v. United StatesTenth Circuit· 1987-03-12· cited 6×
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