Estate of Anna Mirowski, Deceased, Ginat W. Mirowski and Ariella Rosengard, Personal Representatives - Page 19




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          Ariella Rosengard would probably move to England with her husband           
          and children, Ms. Mirowski wanted her daughters, and eventually             
          her grandchildren, to work together, remain closely knit, and be            
          jointly involved in managing (1) the investments derived from the           
          royalties received from Dr. Mirowski’s invention of the ICD and             
          (2) the business matters relating to the ICD patents and the ICD            
          patents license agreement, including the litigation arising with            
          respect to those patents and that license agreement.                        
               With respect to Ms. Mirowski’s purpose in forming MFV of               
          maintaining in a single pool the bulk of the family’s assets in             
          order to allow for investment opportunities that would otherwise            
          be unavailable, certain investment opportunities at Goldman Sachs           
          would not have been available if Ms. Mirowski had separated her             
          assets among her daughters or her daughters’ trusts by giving a             
          portion of those assets to each daughter or each trust.                     
               With respect to Ms. Mirowski’s purpose in forming MFV of               
          providing for each of her daughters and eventually each of her              
          grandchildren on an equal basis, the formation of MFV and the               
          transfer by Ms. Mirowski of an equal interest in it to each of              
          her daughters’ trusts enabled Ms. Mirowski to ensure that her               
          daughters, and eventually her grandchildren, would continue to              
          hold respective interests of equal worth in the bulk of the                 
          family’s assets.                                                            








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