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            from the board of directors.6  Furthermore, the agreement provided that TSI               
            would not exercise its right of first refusal as to the transfer of                       
            petitioner's stock interest to Gilbert.  The second transaction was an                    
            agreement entered into between petitioner and Gilbert.  The agreement provided            
            for the transfer of petitioner's 295 shares in TSI to Gilbert; however, the               
            purchase price was to be determined at a later date.  To this end the                     
            agreement provided, in relevant part:                                                     
                  Whereas the value to the stock cannot be fully ascertained at this                  
            time,                                                                                     
                  It is agreed that:                                                                  
                  1. Any proceeds from the sale of the stock by Alton L.      Gilbert to a            
            third party will, upon receipt, be delivered to       Robert L. McWilliams,               
            his heirs, or assigns; * * *                                                              
                  Petitioner's relationship with Gilbert became estranged.  In early 1988,            
            Gilbert took a leave of absence from petitioner's group to sort things out.               
            On March 8, 1988, Gilbert returned to the group and executed a document                   
            purporting to transfer back to petitioner 29,500 shares (the 295 shares had               
            split 100 to 1) of TSI stock.  The document was signed by Gilbert, it was                 
            notarized, and witnessed.  However, this time, TSI elected to exercise its                
            right of first refusal.  Consequently, a stock purchase agreement dated May 2,            
            1988 (the Agreement), was entered into among petitioner, Gilbert, and Robbins             
            as president of TSI and on behalf of TSI.7                                                
                  The Agreement provided that in exchange for the 29,500 shares of TSI                
            stock, TSI would transfer to petitioner title to the 2.546-acres of real                  




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                  Petitioner objects to this finding of fact.  He asserts that                        
            the consideration for transfer of the TSI stock was a janitorial                          
            service contract with TFC.  Petitioner directs the Court to Joint                         
            Exhibits 32-AF and 33-AG in support thereof.  However, we find no                         
            reference in these exhibits to the stock transfer or to the                               
            consideration involved.                                                                   
            7                                                                                         
                  Gilbert did not participate in the agreement on behalf of                           
            TSI, because he was considered an interested party.  He did                               
            participate in his individual capacity.                                                   



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