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By MARKSCOLFORO
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Legal maneuvers in the battle over Wakefield School are far from finished. This week both Wakefield School Inc. of Marshall and Wakefield Country Day School Inc. of Huntly were back in court, trying to settle the question of who owns what in front of Rappahannock Circuit Court Judge Thomas Horne.
The Tuesday afternoon hearing in Washington, Va. stemmed from an attempt last Friday to divide books, sports equipment and other materials that the Marshall school contends it left behind when evicted by landowner Clydetta S. Lynn in August.
Since that eviction a group of parents and Wakefield co-founder Pamela Lynn have begun a new school on the site. Judge Home earlier ruled that materials that were purchased since 1979, and which include supporting documents, can be taken to Marshall, where the old school has started anew.
Books, sports equipment, maps and furniture were among the items taken by the Marshall school last week, but because of apparent differences between two existing inventories of items to be taken, some
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