Miller v. Medford National Bank

This is a suit to enforce an alleged gift causa mortis and grew out of the following facts: On March 29, 1922, one Mary Sevedge was the holder of five certificates of deposit for $200 each, which had been issued and delivered to her by the defendant bank, and for safekeeping had been left in the custody of the bank at Medford, Oregon, where it conducts its business; she was a resident of Medford, Oregon, and was suffering with cancer from which she died on April 8, 1922, while in the State of California, where she had gone for medical treatment. Plaintiff was a brother of decedent, and Otis…