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or partly in each. If they elect to distribute wholly
or partly in cash, they are authorized, in their sole
discretion, to sell so much or all of the Net Assets of
the Trust Estate as they deems [sic] appropriate for
that purpose.
In distributing any tangible personal prop-
erty of the Trust Estate to my children, I request my
Successor Trustee to distribute such property to my
children equally, but so far as practicable, in accor-
dance with the preference of each child. In the event
of any disagreement as to the allocation of any item of
tangible personal property, the allocation shall be
made by the Successor Trustee other than PRESTON WALKER
GRANT, JR. and KATHRYN LYNN GRANT ADAMS (the “Independ-
ent Trustee”). * * *
(b) The term “Net Assets” shall mean the
gross assets of the Trust Estate less any taxes or
other expenses paid pursuant to the provisions of
Paragraph 11 hereof.
* * * * * * *
10. Powers Of Trustee. The Trustee and any
Successor Trustee hereunder shall have the fiduciary
powers enumerated in Section 15-102 of the Estates and
Trusts Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended
from time to time, specifically including the right to
employ appropriate assistance in the administration of
the Trust, including accountants, attorneys and invest-
ment advisors.
In addition, the Trustee hereunder shall have
the power to invest in common trust funds and uninsured
money market funds; to invest and keep the Trust funds
invested in such stocks, common or preferred, bonds,
mortgages or other property as he/she may deem advis-
able or proper, without being restricted by any manner
whatsoever as to the character of any investment by any
statute, rule of law, or Court governing the investment
of trust funds. My Trustee is authorized to borrow
funds and pledge trust property without Court approval,
and to sell, lease, or otherwise convey any property of
the Trust Estate on such terms and conditions as my
Trustee may deem advisable, and to execute such deeds,
mortgages, leases or other instruments as may be neces-
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