A Manhattan judge has ruled that the estate of a copper heiress seeking to recover more than $4 million in donations to the hospital where she spent her final years is time-barred from claiming that the hospital manipulated her into making the gifts.
But Manhattan Surrogate Nora Anderson also wrote in her Friday decision in Estate of Huguette Clark, 1995-1375/I and 1995-1375/E, that claims of undue influence over Clark against two physicians and a nurse who together received almost $4 million during Clark’s 19-year stay at Beth Israel Hospital must be determined at trial.
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