17. For there to be a legally effective gift, three things are required: an intention to donate, an acceptance, and a sufficient act of delivery. The context of the parties’ romantic relationship is relevant, but not determinative. The evidence needs to show that the intention of the items as gifts was inconsistent with any other intention (see Lundy v. Lundy, 2010 BCSC 1004). I find the weight of the evidence does not show the applicant intended to gift these amounts to the respondent.
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