Felder v. Felder
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtBroyles, C. J.
(After stating the foregoing facts.) The controlling question here is: Under the allegations of the petition was the $5000 check revoked because of the failure to cash the check before the death of plaintiff’s husband? “As in the case of a note, the gift of the donor’s own check is but the promise of a gift and does not amount to a completed gift until payment or acceptance by the drawee. As shown infra § 60, at any time prior thereto, the donor may revoke it by stopping payment, and it is ipso facto revoked by the death of the donor. The gift of a check becomes complete when, in the donor’s…
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