Defendant, a not-for-profit corporation organized for the purpose of promoting the interests and welfare of the 107th Infantry's members and caring for its property, fails to adduce authority for its argument that if a militia unit, like the 107th Infantry, has the right to acquire property by inter vivos gift, it must also have the right to dispose of that property. Certainly, no cases are cited showing that a militia unit has the right to take inter vivos gifts without...
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