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The Dalai Lama’s Succession

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By Ian Johnson Verified, Isabel Hilton, Tashi Rabgey, Robert Barnett
| ChinaFile
The Dalai Lama, Tibet’s spiritual leader, turns 90 on July 6. On July 2, he released a statement about the process of selecting his successor: The process by which a future Dalai Lama is to be recognized has been clearly established in the 24 September 2011 statement which states that responsibility for doing so will rest exclusively with members of the Gaden Phodrang Trust, the Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
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Scrutinize Your Buy-Sell Agreements in the Wake of ‘Connelly’

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By Robert Barnett, Henry Montag
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 6, 2024 determination in Connelly v. United States, that a corporation’s life insurance policy held for redemption of a deceased shareholder’s stock increases its fair market value, will significantly affect many buy-sell agreements, many of which utilize life and disability insurance as the ideal funding mechanism for payment of the purchase price upon death, disability, or retirement.
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Lola Ethel Barnett

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By Robert Barnett, Michael Barnett, Nicola Barnett
| bmj.com
Robert Barnett, Michael Barnett, Nicola Barnett In 1938, aged 12, Lola Zloczower (later changed to Owers) fled Hamburg with her mother and younger brother, Fred, to join her father. Her parents, Albert and Malca, were GPs in Hamburg. Life for Jews in Germany had already been made difficult, when in autumn 1937 after a tip-off, her father evaded capture by the SS, managing to cross the German border before making his way to England.
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