DANIEL S. PEARSON, Judge.
Whether Mrs. Bolling, as she asserted, made a loan of $22,800 to Gilbert O'Neal in 1972 or, as O'Neal asserted, Mrs. Bolling gave him this money as a gift, was most clearly an issue which could not be resolved by a summary judgment where the sole undisputed fact is that O'Neal received the money. Even if, arguendo, the trial court premised the summary judgment on the theory that any gift was presumptively invalid because O'Neal occupied some...
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