¶1 concurring. Since the evidence is susceptible to a reasonable finding that Wion told Henderson to keep the ring after he had terminated their engagement, he divested himself of any possible incidence of ownership therein. At that point, the ring took the form of any other unconditional gift which might have passed between the parties without reference to the prospects of marriage. For this reason, I concur in the judgment.
24 Ohio App. 3d 207
494 N.E.2d 133
Wion v. Henderson
Decided April 22, 1985
Ohio Court of Appeals · decided 1985-04-22
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