Adams v. Pafford

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The plaintiff contends that title to the property in question was acquired by her in the following ways: (1) as gifts to her from the defendant, (2) property purchased with her own money, (3) gifts from third parties, (4) property acquired prior to their marriage, (5) property purchased jointly by the plaintiff and the defendant, (6) property given to the plaintiff and the defendant jointly. Of these six means of acquiring title, the plaintiff, upon proper proof, would be entitled to recover in a trover action in all except the sixth. As a general…