Brewer v. . Harvey
72 N.C. 176
Opinion
A gift is, of course, without valuable consideration ; and to make it valid to pass title, there must be a delivery, either actual or symbolical.
In this case, the owner pointed out a colt, and said to his daughter, ” that is your property ; I give it to you.” There was no change of possession. The title did not pass to the daughter.
There is no error.
Peb Cueiam. Judgment affirmed-»
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Brewer v. . Harvey, 72 N.C. 176 (N.C. 1875).
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