First National Bank v. Sanders

When this case came formerly before this court on the pleadings alone, it was held that, “where a husband deposited in a bank a sum of money belonging to himself, in the name of his wife but with the understanding that all or any part thereof might be withdrawn either by himself or by his wife, but by no one else, thus reserving to himself a free right of withdrawal, but giving to the wife the same right, the effect was to make a joint deposit with the conditions stated attached thereto;” that, “where the deposit remained intact and nothing was withdrawn by either the husband or the wife,…