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Under which rule can an imperfect gift be perfected?
Under which rule can an imperfect gift be perfected?
- Doctrine of proprietary estoppel
- The rule in Strong v Bird (correct)
- Customry law of succession
- Donatio mortis causa
What is the main condition for a Donatio Mortis Causa to be perfect?
What is the main condition for a Donatio Mortis Causa to be perfect?
- The donor must make a complete gift during their lifetime
- The donor must be of sound mind and disposing memory
- The gift must be made to take effect after the donor's death (correct)
- The donee must be appointed as the executor of the donor's will
In what case was the rule in Strong v Bird established?
In what case was the rule in Strong v Bird established?
- Ralli's Will Trust
- Atta v Doudu
- Kwakuwah v Nayenna
- Strong v Bird (correct)
What is the purpose of the doctrine of proprietary estoppel?
What is the purpose of the doctrine of proprietary estoppel?
What is the requirement for a gift to be perfected under the rule in Strong v Bird?
What is the requirement for a gift to be perfected under the rule in Strong v Bird?
In what type of case is Donatio Mortis Causa typically used?
In what type of case is Donatio Mortis Causa typically used?
What is the main difference between a gift inter-vivos and a Donatio Mortis Causa?
What is the main difference between a gift inter-vivos and a Donatio Mortis Causa?
What is the purpose of appointing the donee as the executor of the donor's will in the rule in Strong v Bird?
What is the purpose of appointing the donee as the executor of the donor's will in the rule in Strong v Bird?
In what case was the doctrine of proprietary estoppel not applied?
In what case was the doctrine of proprietary estoppel not applied?
What is the consequence of a donor's intentions to make a gift not continuing until their death?
What is the consequence of a donor's intentions to make a gift not continuing until their death?