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      "Jentzsch v. Jentzsch."
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        "text": "Hile, C. J.\nThis is an appeal from so much of a divorce decree as divided the title to lots 2 and 3 of Moore\u2019s Addition to the town of Benton between husband and wife.\nThey acquired three lots during coverture:\nLot 9,. block 56, of Allen\u2019s Addition, the deed being made in the name of husband and wife jointly. Both sides concede the correctness of that deed.\nAnd lots 2 and 3, by separate deeds, were purchased and, as found by the chancellor, were paid for by the joint earnings of both parties.\nThe evidence undisputably establishes the fact that the husband caused the deeds to said lots 2 and 3, block 2, Moore\u2019s Addition, to be made from, the vendor, Moore, to Mrs. Jentzsch.\nHad the property been paid for by the earnings of the husband alone, and he had caused the deed to be made in the name of the wife, there would have been no trust created, but it would have been a gift, unless the circumstances showed otherwise; and there is nothing to show otherwise here. This has long been settled by many decisions in this State, the last of which is O\u2019Hair v. O\u2019Hair, 76 Ark. 389.\nJudgment reversed, and cause remanded with directions to enter decree in conformity herewith.",
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        "author": "Hile, C. J. Had the property been paid for by the earnings of the husband alone, and he had caused the deed to be made in the name of the wife, there would have been no trust created, but it would have been a gift, unless the circumstances showed otherwise; and there is nothing to show otherwise here. This has long been settled by many decisions in this State, the last of which is O\u2019Hair v. O\u2019Hair, 76 Ark. 389."
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    "attorneys": [
      "W. L. Cooper and Mehaffy, Williams & Armistead, for appellant.",
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    "head_matter": "Jentzsch v. Jentzsch.\nOpinion delivered November 11, 1907.\nHusband and wiee \u2014 advancement.\u2014Where a lot of land was paid for jointly by husband and wife, and the husband caused the deed to be made to the wife, it will be presumed that he intended to make a gift to her, unless the circumstances showed otherwise.\n'Appeal from Saline Chancery Court; Alphonso Curl, Chancellor\nreversed.\nW. L. Cooper and Mehaffy, Williams & Armistead, for appellant.\nThe legal title being in appellant,, and the evidence conflicting as to whether or not she or her husband paid for the two lots, with the preponderance in her favor, it was error to divide the property between them. The case is controlled by 76 Ark. 389.\nW. R. Donham, for appellee.\nThe wife may hold as trustee for the husband, and the presumption of a gift or advancement to the wife may be rebutted by proof. The intent of the parties controls. 40 Ark. 62; 54 Ark. 499; 45 Ark. 484; 71 Ark. 373."
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