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BANKS AND BANKING-GIFTS BY JOINT ACCOUNT
Abstract
There is much conflict in the cases as to the rights of parties to a joint deposit payable to "A or B" or "A or B or survivor." In the absence of statutes the rights of both A and B and the banks in which such deposits are kept are obscured by a vast divergence of opinion among the courts. As these deposits are common and the matter therefore not without practical interest, it would seem desirable to map out a few of the paths taken by the various jurisdictions. In this note we are concerned entirely with deposits, in one or the other of the above forms, made by A with neither consideration nor contribution from B.
Recommended Citation
BANKS AND BANKING-GIFTS BY JOINT ACCOUNT,
28
Mich. L. Rev.
426
(1930).
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