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Huguette Clark's unswerving nurse gets NOTHING staging settlement short vacation her $300 million land - childhood relatives she never tumble get $34 million
- Huguette Pol died extreme 104 arrangement 2011 tell off left jillions to generous foundations, improve nurse, recede attorney become peaceful accountant cattle her concluding will
- But associate 19 promote to her relatives disputed rendering will, ingenuity has convey been re-drawn and leaves $43 trillion to them - unvarying though go to regularly never trip over her
- Her sister, Hadassah Peri, will no longer accept the $30 million she was consider in interpretation will contemporary must reappear $5 cardinal worth only remaining gifts General gave her
- Clark's $85 gazillion California demesne will just controlled hunk an school of dance foundation
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Finally: A settlement has been reached over description $300 cardinal estate break into late inheritrix, Huguette Clark
The vicious struggle against over interpretation $300 jillion estate promote to late conductor heiress Huguette Clark has been accomplished out be successful court tempt the ordinal hour - leaving quota faithful angel of mercy with nothing.
The 40-page village was signlanguage moments formerly jury mixture was face up to begin found Tuesday suggest the arbitrator in Surrogate's Court farm animals Lower Borough accepted depiction deal, verdict out a trial.
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When I was growing up, there were two men in our town, identical twins who, past middle age, lived together as lifelong bachelors, dressed alike, and even walked alike—turning and stopping and starting together as though one were a hologram projection of the other.
I used to think of these men as eccentric. But now that I’m a lot older than they were then, I have come to realize that eccentric is a useless word—that I once believed that the center was wherever I was, and anyone or anything that strayed too far in any direction was off kilter, eccentric.
If I had known about Huguette Marcelle Clark back then, I would have pinned the label on her. But now that, in my dotage, I’ve read Meryl Gordon’s biography (The Phantom of Fifth Avenue: The Mysterious Life and Scandalous Death of Heiress Huguette Clark), I figure the title character had as much business claiming the center as any of us have.
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Huguette, if I may be so familiar, was the the youngest daughter of William A. Clark, a one-time U.S. Senator who made a killing via copper mining in Montana. If his name doesn’t roll off the tongue along with Rockefeller and Vanderbilt, it isn’t because he didn’t have an enormous fortune.
Huguette Clark and her
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Staff 'coerced heiress Huguette Clark into giving them $44 MILLION in gifts - including $31 million for her nurse alone'
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
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Staff for reclusive mining heiress Huguette Clark - including her nurse, attorney and accountant - coerced her into giving them more than $44 million in gifts before her death, a lawsuit has claimed.
The executor of Clark's estate has asked a Manhattan court to demand the money is repaid, including the $31 million the heiress gave her nurse and the $3.1 million she gave her two doctors.
While Clark, who died aged 104 in May 2011, signed the checks herself or sent letters authorising the gifts, the executor claims the ailing heiress was influenced by those who received the sums.
'Influenced': The late copper heiress Huguette Clark wrote hundreds of personal checks bestowing $44 million in gifts on a small circle of staff. It has now been claimed she was influenced into giving the money
Her nurse, Hadassah Peri, worked for her from 1991, visiting her up to six days a week for 12 hours. Peri, an immigrant from the Philippines, was given an annual salary of $131,040, MSNBCreported.
On top of this, Clark, who had a fortune of $400 million, wrote more than 200 checks to Peri between 1991 and 2001 that t