Estates and Trusts - Inter Vivos Gifts - Mental Competence - Undue Influence - Confidential Relationship

Authors

Kelly Cottrill

Abstract

The burden of proof is initially on the donor to overcome the presumption of mental competence of the donor.

Moser v DeSetta, 589 A2d 679, 527 Pa 157 (1991).

First Page

741

Recommended Citation

Kelly Cottrill, Estates and Trusts - Inter Vivos Gifts - Mental Competence - Undue Influence - Confidential Relationship, 30 Duq. L. Rev. 741 (1992).
Available at: https://dsc.duq.edu/dlr/vol30/iss3/11