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          then sold the motor home a few months later for the same amount.            
          B.  David J. Morova                                                         
               Raymond and David J. Morova (Morova) are friends who met               
          through their dealings in sports memorabilia.  Raymond helped               
          Morova start a small retail business called Davey's Cards,                  
          Comics, and Collectibles (Davey's Cards).  Raymond and Morova               
          initially intended to operate the store as a partnership.                   
          Raymond helped Morova obtain a vendor's permit and tax ID number,           
          stocked the store with hobby supplies, and provided the store               
          with a few video games.  Morova put in his comic book and card              
          collections.  The store opened in late January 1990.  Sometime              
          thereafter, Raymond and Morova agreed that the store would be               
          Morova's alone.                                                             
               During the first year of operation, Davey's Cards was the              
          only store in the area.  Morova was able to pay the bills and               
          build up his stock.  After the first year, at least four                    
          additional stores opened within 2 miles of Davey's Cards.  About            
          the same time, card packs became more expensive.  As a result,              
          the business slowly died.  Raymond and Morova agreed that all               
          income from the operation of Davey's Cards belonged to Morova,              
          and Morova reported the income on his Federal income tax returns.           












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