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Mystery Bonds and a Gift Questioned in Dill Case
In a 1905 equity ruling, judges scrutinize whether Mr. Dill possessed missing bonds and a memorandum after David Brengle’s death. The court rejects the notion of a valid gift or donation mortis causa, citing inconsistencies in Dill’s testimony, bank box removals, and lack of clear delivery. The decision denies the requested relief and grants the bill’s prayer.
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Bonn
Mr. Dill
Sevscal Witeewrss
David Beeagie
Brengle
Thas
Sue
Dill
Breagle
Fraderick Courty
North Geroina
Virginia
Gisytor O. Keady
Brooklin Savings Bank
David Brengle
Dili
Wii ~Birely
Dii
Hia
Dave Ank
Franklin
Farmers
Ma National Bank
Franklin Bank
Eimprasalon
Brengie
Bedbim
Young
Ncasions
Angie
Hada Bor
Smeshanics’ Nasional Bank
Biechanics
Josh
Cook
Frederick
Dull
Sama
Middletown
Brargie
Wahick
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
PF. & M. Bank
Dish
Farmera’ and Mechanica’ Bank
Boa
Brongle
Diil
Farmers' and Mechanics’ Bank
Hare
Dil
Grengie
Strenco Oaly
Brenogle
Innocentaza
Breugle
Hsa
Rn Fidelity Co
Staos
Eolsim
Svidenza
Enco
S Deeres