Staley v. Brown

2 Citing cases

  1. Tucker v. Tucker

    252 Miss. 344 (Miss. 1965)   Cited 5 times

    When it was undisputed that money deposited in joint names of deceased and another belonged to deceased, who did not make an outright gift to other depositor, and that deceased during his lifetime claimed right to deposit, executrix of deceased's estate was entitled to entire deposit as against other joint depositor. Clark v. Young, 246 Ala. 529, 21 So.2d 331; Cox v. Womack, 274 Ala. 1, 145 So.2d 201; Leverette v. Ainsworth, 199 Miss. 652, 23 So.2d 798; Northcott v. Livingood (La.), 10 So.2d 401; Staley v. Brown, 251 Miss. 316, 169 So.2d 475; Womack v. First National Bank of Guntersville, 269 Ala. 411, 113 So.2d 194; Sec. 5205, Code 1942; Secs. 128(2), 128(2a), Title 5, Alabama Code 1940; 10 Am.Jur.2d, Banks, Secs. 369-389 pp. 330-356. APPELLANT IN REPLY.

  2. Deposit Guar. Nat. Bank v. Pete

    583 So. 2d 180 (Miss. 1991)   Cited 6 times

    1989), fuzzies things up, and without profit, but this is nothing new. See Staley v. Brown, 251 Miss. 316, 169 So.2d 475 (1964); Collins v. General Electric Company, 239 Miss. 825, 123 So.2d 609 (1960). Hypothesize that in early April, 1987, Jones drew a check payable to Joseph L. and Mary Pete for $8,322.25, or for whatever sum.