WYNN, Judge.
A resulting trust may arise when one furnishes the consideration to pay for property, but title is taken in the name of another. The defendants in this case argue that a resulting trust may be imposed in favor of one owner who has paid the consideration for the property against a non-paying joint owner. Because we agree that a resulting trust may be created between co-owners, we reverse the trial court's grant of summary judgment in favor of the plaintiffs...
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