- 8 - Li or Proz amounts due petitioner under petitioner's lease with Sha-Li. Amounts so deferred become due and payable on February 28, 1996, whether or not petitioner has then received from Sha-Li or Proz amounts due under petitioner's lease with Sha-Li. No interest accrues on amounts so deferred. In connection with petitioner's purchase of the computer equipment from Proz, petitioner and Proz also entered into an agreement entitled "Assumption Agreement" dated as of June 30, 1979 (the petitioner computer assumption agreement). The petitioner computer assumption agreement provides that petitioner agrees to be bound by the obligations of Sha-Li contained in the assignment agreements and that petitioner's ownership interest in the computer equipment shall be subordinate to the security interest granted to MHLC by the assignment agreements. Under the petitioner computer assumption agreement, no recourse shall be had against petitioner with respect to any such obligations assumed by petitioner, and, as to petitioner, all such obligations are nonrecourse obligations. Sha-Li, not Proz, negotiated with petitioner the terms of the petitioner computer installment note. Any accounting records concerning Proz' purchase and sale of the computer equipment have at all times been maintained by Sha-Li. Proz never monitored payments on the petitioner computer installment note. Proz relied on Sha-Li to manage the flow of all payments between Proz,Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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