BROADFOOT, J.
As a general rule, a transfer of property from a parent to a child without explanatory words creates a presumption that the transfer was intended as a gift. The presumption, of course, may be rebutted. The trial court recognized this rule and held that the presumption had been rebutted by proof that the daughter had made payments of $740.18 by making deposits in two savings accounts in the mother's name. Perhaps that fact, considering the amounts involved...
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