THERE I S AN I MPLI ED TRUST WHEN PROPERTY I S SOLD,

AND THE LEGAL ESTATE I S GRANTED TO ONE PARTY BUT

THE PRI CE I S PAI D BY ANOTHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF
HAVI NG THE BENEFI CI AL I NTEREST OF THE PROPERTY.
THE FORMER I S THE TRUSTEE, WHI LE THE LATTER I S
THE BENEFI CI ARY. HOWEVER, I F THE PERSON TO WHOM
THE TI TLE I S CONVEYED I S A CHI LD, LEGI TI MATE OR
I LLEGI TI MATE, OF THE ONE PAYI NG THE PRI CE OF THE
SALE, NO TRUST I S I MPLI ED BY LAW, I T BEI NG
DI SPUTABLY PRESUMED THAT THERE I S A GI FT I N FAVOR
OF THE CHI LD.
Art 1448
THERE IS ALSO AN IMPLIED TRUST
WHEN A DO- NATION IS MADE TO A
PERSON BUT IT APPEARS THAT
ALTHOUGH THE LEGAL ESTATE IS
TRANSMITTED TO THE DONEE, HE
NEVERTHE- LESS IS EITHER TO HAVE
NO BENEFICIAL INTEREST OR ONLY
A PART THEREOF.

Art 1449