Thomas v. Thomas

Thomas v. Thomas is a legal case that primarily examines the issue of whether a gift can be revoked or altered after it has been made. In this case, a husband bequeathed a car to his wife in his will but later intended to give it away to someone else. The court had to decide if the initial gift was binding despite the husband's changing intentions. The ruling emphasized the importance of clear intentions in estate planning and upheld the validity of the original gift, reinforcing the principle that once a gift is made, it typically cannot be revoked without proper legal process.