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Patterson v. Patterson
No. 981185Supreme Court of Virginia
981185 Patterson v. Patterson 04/16/1999 The trial court properly determined that a certificate of deposit registered in the joint names of a husband and wife with right of survivorship was the sole property o…
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981185 Patterson v. Patterson 04/16/1999 The trial court properly determined that a certificate of deposit registered in the join…
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981185 Patterson v. Patterson 04/16/1999 The trial court properly determined that a certificate of deposit registered in the joint names of a husband and wife with right of survivorship was the sole property of the wife and, upon her death, became part of her estate. The judgment of the trial court awarding $100,000 plus accrued interest to the estate is affirmed.
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