Oleff, Admr. v. Hodapp, Gdn.

There are but two questions in this case, as we view it:

First, did Tego acquire a vested interest in the moneys on deposit with the building and loan company, by virtue of the joint and survivorship contract?

Second, if he did acquire a vested interest therein, does the law or the public policy of the state of Ohio divest him of such interest?

The rights of Tego are largely determined by Section 9648, General Code:

“To receive money on deposits, and all persons, firms, corporations and courts, their agents, officers and appointees may make such deposits and stock deposits, but such corporation…