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Marcella's Argumentative Essay

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These facts suggest that the tractor should not be considered as a gift because there is nothing to prove that the tractor was a donative intent of Marcella. There is neither a delivery nor an acceptance. In this case, because Christine borrowed the old tractor from her mother, she should have a prove saying that she will return the equipment. Also, Christine traded the old tractor for a new one. She should also pay Marcella for the sale of the old tractor.
These facts suggest that the tractor should not be considered as a gift because there is nothing to prove that the tractor was a donative intent of Marcella. There is neither a delivery nor an acceptance. In this case, because Christine borrowed the old tractor from her mother, she should

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