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South Dakota Instrument Confirming Prior Oral Gift of Personal Property

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Although a written instrument is not usually essential to the validity of a gift inter vivos, to ensure compliance with the delivery requirement, and to avoid misunderstanding, a gift transfer should be made by a delivered written instrument.

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South Dakota Instrument Confirming Prior Oral Gift of Personal Property