...as to iho trustee, by any words Ml01 " "" or act< of his, indicating with reasonable certainty— 1. His acceptance of the trust, or his acknowledgment,...made upon sufficient consideration, of its existence; und, 2. The suject, purpose and beneficiary ol the trust. NYCC, Sec. 1174. SEC. 2223. One who wrongfully...

...is created, as to the trustee, by any words or acts of his indicating, with reasonable certainty: 1. His acceptance of the trust, or his acknowledgment,...made upon sufficient consideration, of Its existence; and 2. The subject, purpose and beneficiary of the trust." [8] Mr. Perry, In his treatise on Trusts,...

...created, as to the trustee, by any words or acts of his — indicating, with reasonable certainty: (l)His acceptance of the trust, or his acknowledgment made upon sufficient consideration of its existence; and, (2) The subject, purpose, and beneficiary of the trust. One who wrongfully detains a thing is...

...her declarations, testified to by plaintiff and denied by Mary Viau, that "she told me to take the 20 acres, but she would never give me a deed to it."...upon sufficient consideration, of its existence." Section 2222. Civ. Code. The above-quoted language which plaintiff testified was used by his mother...

...never give me a deed to it." This contention is also without merit. There are two objections to it. la the first place, the trust contended for by respondent...upon sufficient consideration, of its existence." Section 2222, Civ. Code. The above-quoted language which plaintiff testified was used by his mother...

...is created, as to the trustee, by any words or acts of his indicating, with reasonable certainty: 1. His acceptance of the trust, or his acknowledgment,...made upon sufficient consideration, of its existence; and, 2. The subject, purpose, and beneficiary of the trust. 2223. One who wrongfully detains a thing...

...is created, as to the trustee, by any words or acts of his, indicating with reasonable certainty (1) his acceptance of the trust, or his acknowledgment,...made upon sufficient consideration, of its existence, and the subject, purpose and beneficiary of the trust." The provisions of these sections therefore...

...created, as to the trustee, by any words or acts of his indicating, with reasonable certainty: (1) His acceptance of the trust, or his acknowledgment,...made upon sufficient consideration, of its existence; and, (2) the subject, purpose, and beneficiary of the trust." See, also, 1 Perry, Trusts (3d Ed.) §...

...trust, relating to real property, must be in writing.— Viau v. Viau, 57 Cal. App. 66, 207 Pac. 39. In order to create, as to the trustee, a voluntary...upon sufficient consideration, of its existence." — Vlau v. Viau, 57 Cal. App. 66, 207 Pac. 39. Mailing by a father of two time certificates of deposit...

...fact that under the language of section 2222 of the Civil Code, an express trust may be created by his "acceptance of the trust or his acknowledgment...made upon sufficient consideration of its existence", and referred to the fact that the alleged trustee had received no consideration, as one of the grounds...