Summary

In Davie v. Davie, 47 Wn. 231, 91 P. 950, we held that a gift causa mortis of a contract for the sale of land, deed for which was executed by the donor and placed in escrow until full payment, is not an oral gift of real estate, but is to be treated as personal property; that the vendor's interest in such a contract as those in the case at bar is intangible personal property.