...wonld, in the great majority of oases, and especially where the deposit wns of any considerable amonnt, impute an intention which never existed, and defeat...son does not in this case, we think, strengthen the plaintiffs case. It may be true that, as between parent and child, a presumption of a gift may be raisnd...

...or fictitious persons, with no intention of divesting themselves of ownership, continues as follows: "We are Inclined to think that to infer a gift from...would, In the great majority of cases, and especially when the deposit was of any considerable amount, Impute an intention which never existed, and defeat...

...transfer. It was said in Beaver v. Beaver, 117 N. Y. 421, 22 NE 940, 6 LRA 403, 15 Am. St. Rep. 531 : "We are inclined to think that to infer a gift from...of cases, and especially where the deposit was of ony considerable amount, impute an intention which never existed, and defeat the real purpose of the...

..."We are Inclined to think that to Infer a gift from the form of the deposit alone would. In a grent majority of cases, and especially where the deposit...existed and defeat the real purpose of the depositor." It was also said: "When a deposit Is made In trust and the depositor dies Intestate leaving it undisturbed,...

...depositor, is made evidence of the right to draw the deposit" Elsewhere in the same opinion he also says: "We are inclined to think that to infer a gift from...deposit alone would, in the great majority of cases, and esi>ecially when the deposit was of any considerable amount, impute an intention which never existed,...

...the court, quoting from Beavei v. Beaver, 117 NY 421, 22 NE 940, 6 LRA 403, 15 Am. St. Rep. 531, say: "We are Inclined to think that to Infer a gift from the form of the deposit alone would, in a great majority of cases, and especially when the deposit was of any considerable amount, impute an...

...their pecuniary condition. In most cases where a deposit of this character is made as a gift, there are contemporaneous facts or subsequent declarations...the form of the deposit alone would, in the great mnjority of cases, and especially where the deposit was of any considerable amount, impute an intention...

...fictitious persons, with no intention of divesting themselves of ownership, continues as follows : " "We are inclined to think that to infer a gift from...would, in the great majority of cases, and especially when the deposit was of any considerable amount, impute an intention which never existed and defeat...

...declarations by which the intention can be established independent of the form of the deposit We an? inclined to think that to infer a gift from the form of the deposit alone would in the sreat majority of cases, especially where the deposit was of any considerable amount, impute an Intention...

...their pecuniary condition. In motst cases where a deposit of this character is made as a gift, there are contemporaneous facts or subsequent declarations...existed and defeat the real purpose of the depositor. " If we are right in concluding that the tentative trust came to an end with the death of Mrs. Lahey,...