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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 13:33:34 -0800
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From: mmcrae <mmcrae**At_Symbol_Here**DRI.EDU>
Subject: Transfer of chemical ownership
We have a faculty member involved in a field research project. There are faculty from other universities working on different aspects of the project. Our faculty member had extra (?) money so he purchased a chemical for one of these other projects (essentially gave it to another university's faculty member). There are no money (grant/contract) issues in doing this, but because of cradle-to-grave responsibility, I would like to have written documentation that the title (ownership) is no longer ours. I need to draft a transfer document for legal to review/approve for use. I seem to be suffering from writer's block, so if you have faced this situation and can share your legalese, I would be grateful. You may contact me directly at martha.mcrae.dri.edu. Thanks. Martha A. McRae Director, EH&S Desert Research Institute
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