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adding, however, that Mrs. Wood didn’t comply with legal requirements that would have clearly spelled out her intended beneficiaries. In addition, he maintained that the court doesn't have authority to decipher her intentions. The attorney representing the various state agencies maintained that a bequest doesn't have to state specifically how money is to be used in order to qualify as charitable. - .-V ■'**

The* Unchallenged- portion left to the Cancer Society isn’t directed specifically to be spent on research yet “nobody's questioning that the Cancer Society's going to give it away to rich peope.” he said, reporting that under the state’s trustee proposal, all the beneficiaries have agreed to commit any money received from the Wood estate to heart research.

Spain described the argument that the Heart Association is not engaged in heart research as a "red herring." As to the distinction between funding and actually carrying out research, he said that individuals. not institutions or foundations—whether the Heart Association or UVa—engage in research.

After listening to the two hours of final arguments, Judge Robertson pointed to the stacks and stacks of legal

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