Kelberger v. First Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n of La Crosse
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGehl, J.
The record establishes clearly that there was a close relationship between these two ladies and that it was intended by each of them that the accounts to which we have referred, including the one involved on this appeal, should be treated as joint accounts and should go to the survivor in the event of the death of either. The desire of the sisters to pool their assets is further indicated by the fact that each had taken out a life insurance policy naming the other as beneficiary, each had bought a $50 United States savings bond payable to the other, and each took out an accident insurance…
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