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By MARKSCOLFORO
Rappahannock Newa Staff Writer
Leaders of the two Wakefield schools are concentrating their efforts on opening doors in Huntly and Marshall following the settling of Clydetta Lynn’s lawsuit concerning the Huntly property Aug. 20.
During a meeting in Leesburg in front of 20th Judicial Circuit Court Judge Thomas D. Home last week, Wakefield School Inc. (the Marshallbound institution) abandoned its claim on the land, a claim based on a two-year-old deed of gift signed by Mrs. Lynn but never recorded.
Lawyers from both sides agreed to the basic wording of a settlement and will submit a final draft to the judge.
“Under the conditions of the agreement we will not seek the land or buildings,” said Dr. Douglas V. Clarke, vice-chairman of the Wakefield School Board of Directors and spokesman for the school. Some issues still remain, including ownership of playground equipment and the library books.
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