Estate of Harvey v. Huffer

On November 18, 1950, one Effie Harvey was the owner of a savings account in the First National Bank of Kokomo, Indiana, in which there *479was a balance on deposit in the sum of $5,572.57. On said day she and her daughter, Maybell Huffer, appeared at said bank and opened a joint account in connection with which they executed the following signature card:

“This account and all money to be credited to it belongs to us as joint tenants, and will be the absolute property of the survivor of us; either, and the survivor to draw, We do hereby appoint the other attorney irrevocable with power to deposit…