Donis v. Georgopoulos
Appellate court upheld the trial judge’s factual findings that the donor had sufficient understanding and capacity, that the presumption of undue influence was rebutted by credible independent legal advice and lack of coercion, and that the MOA was an inter vivos agreement not defeated by the donor’s subsequent death; accordingly the MOA was valid and enforceable.
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- Capacity
- Non est factum
- Undue influence
- Independent legal advice
- Consideration
- Presumption of influence