Add to ORKGP, separated from his wife, illicitly cohabited with D. P purchased their residence with his separate property, taking title in D\u27s name. D asserted ownership of the property and evicted P. P brought action claiming D held the property as a trustee for P\u27s benefit. The trial court found for D. On appeal, Held: Reversed. Since P advanced all the consideration for the property, a resulting trust is presumed. Walberg v. Mattson, 38 Wn. 2d 808, 232 P. 2d 827 (1951)
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Covers cases on resulting trusts—purchase money paid by resulting trustee as loan to beneficiary
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ln 1939 Henry Halpern drafted a will naming his wife executrix and sole beneficiary of his estate. I...
In 1923 the trust company entered into a transaction with the land company by which the land company...
The United States Supreme Court recently handed down a decision reversing the Washington Supreme Cou...
Plaintiff, surviving member of a thirteen year meretricious relationship with defendant\u27s deceden...
The plaintiff and the defendant, husband and wife, were tenants by the entireties in certain real es...
Plaintiff, an illiterate sharecropper, advanced money to purchase an eighty acre farm, record title ...
Settlor had created an inter vivas trust, retaining income for life, right to revoke, and control ov...
In the early 1950\u27s, decedent separated from his wife and began living with appellant. During the...
Plaintiff, who had courted defendant for six years and had proposed marriage, conveyed a lot and hou...
Plaintiff, trustee in bankruptcy of defendant\u27s former husband, brought suit in federal district ...
Covers cases on resulting trusts—purchase money paid by resulting trustee as loan to beneficiary
In 1930 plaintiff received certain shares of stock from his uncle by way of outright gift. Seven mon...
In order to increase borrowing capacity the husband conveyed several parcels of land to his wife so ...
The trustees under a will filed a petition in the district court asking for an order of court author...
John and Maltie Preston moved onto a parcel of land in 1910 where they lived until 1950 when John di...
ln 1939 Henry Halpern drafted a will naming his wife executrix and sole beneficiary of his estate. I...
In 1923 the trust company entered into a transaction with the land company by which the land company...
The United States Supreme Court recently handed down a decision reversing the Washington Supreme Cou...