While it seems clear that the presumption of advancement applies to transfers from a father to a child, the jurisprudence is conflicted about whether it applies to transfers between a mother and child: see for example Edwards v. Bradley, 1957 CanLII 17 (SCC), [1957] S.C.R. 599. This case, given the facts, does not require that I enter into this debate. It is sufficient for my purposes to say that, at least between father and child, “the presumption appears to retain much of its original vigour”: Waters, supra, at 381.
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