Cogswell v. Newburyport Institution for Savings
Cogswell v. Newburyport Institution for Savings
165 Mass. 524; 43 N.E. 296; 1896 Mass. LEXIS 315
Opinion of the Court
1. The evidence as to the statement of the claimant’s husband to Mrs. Ryan about the deposit-book was admissible, as tending to contradict his testimony that he obtained his knowledge of the book by seeing it in the claimant’s possession.
2. The evidence justified a finding that the deposit was made in the names of the deceased and of the claimant for the reason that the deceased had already a deposit of the full amount upon which she could be allowed interest, and that there was no gift to the claimant.
Exceptions overruled.
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