Which of the Following Has Not Been Considered Good Evidence

Which of the following has not been considered good evidence to rebut the presumption of advancement? (You need to be aware of the case law in this area before answering)

A) The receipt of rents or profits on a lease purchased by a father in the name of his son.
B) Where a husband guaranteed an overdraft on a bank account on his wife's account to solve an immediate banking emergency.
C) Where shares are transferred by a father to his son to qualify a son to become a director of a company.
D) Where a husband, through reasons of ill health, opened a joint bank account with his wife, so that she may draw cheques on the account for him.