Gift Causa Mortis
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Concept of Gift Causa Mortis in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Gift Causa Mortis: A gift made in contemplation of death. The gift is conditioned upon the death of the donor and may be revoked before the donor’s death.
Concept of Gift Causa Mortis in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Gift Causa Mortis: A gift made in contemplation of death. The gift is conditioned upon the death of the donor and may be revoked before the donor’s death.
What is Gift Causa Mortis?
A definition of gift causa mortis is: A gift of personal property made in expectation of donor’s death and on condition that donor die as expectd. More details on the Encyclopedia. Antos v. More details on the Encyclopedia. Bocek, 9 Ariz. More details on the Encyclopedia.App. More details on the Encyclopedia. 368, 452 P. More details on the Encyclopedia.2d 533, 534. More details on the Encyclopedia. A gift causa mortis is effected only if the following conditions are met: the donor must be stricken with some disorder which makes death imminent, death of donor must ensue as a result of the disorder existing at time the gift was made without any intervening perfect recovery, gift must have been made to take effect only in event of donor’s death by his existing disorder, and there must have been an actual delivery of the subject of the donation to the donee.[1]
Resources
Notes
- “Gift Causa Mortis” in the White America Dictionary (New York, Los Angeles, London, New Delhy, Hong Kong, 1989)
See Also
- Gifts within three years of death
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