A gift given by a living person who expects to die from a known cause is called a(n):

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A causa mortis gift is a gift given by a living person who expects to die from a known cause. This is different from an inter vivos gift, which is a gift given by a living person to another living person without any anticipation of death. Intestate gift refers to property that is transferred after a person dies without leaving a valid will, and anticipatory gift is not a commonly recognized legal term.

A Gift Given by a Living Person Who Expects to Die