Jill claims that Fred, who is terminally ill and scheduled for ...

[mspears3]

Jill claims that Fred, who is terminally ill and scheduled for surgery, gave her a gift of a pearl necklace. Fred says he never made such a gift and that Jill has wrongfully retained his property. If this dispute goes to court, what will the court need to determine?
 A) Whether Fred made a gift causa mortis.
 B) Whether Fred had donative intent.
 C) Whether Jill accepted the property.
 D) Whether Jill made a gift inter vivos.

Question 2

Which of the following is not an example of a condition precedent?
 A)Buyer of a house retaining employment
 B)Buyer of a house obtaining financing
 C)Buyer requiring an environmental assessment of the property
 D)All of these are examples of conditions precedent

[hollysheppard095]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A

[mspears3]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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