Barry B. Bealor and Nancy L. Bealor, et al. - Page 136

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               The six W & A investors signed General Partnership                     
          Subscription Agreements in which they agreed to invest $4 million           
          in cash before January 1, 1987.  The initial capitalization of              
          W & A was accomplished by BBPA lending the entire $4 million in             
          capital to the six W & A investors.  The six investors in W & A             
          did not execute promissory notes for their subscription amounts             
          to BBPA.  BBPA did not issue a promissory note to W & A for the             
          initial capitalization, but it did create an account payable to             
          W & A for $4 million.                                                       
               The employee leasing agreement required W & A to deposit $3            
          million with BBPA, "the escrow agent", on January 1, 1987, so               
          that BBPA could fulfill its obligations under the employee                  
          leasing agreement (the $3 million figure was incorrect and                  
          inconsistent with the partnership's and partners' subscription              
          agreements; it should have been $4 million as the entire                    
          capitalization of W & A).  W & A purportedly deposited $4 million           
          in BBPA.  No checks or notes were exchanged in these                        
          transactions; however, the transactions involving the shift of $4           
          million between BBPA, the investors in W & A, and W & A itself              
          were all recorded in journal entries.                                       
               Machise was required to pay to MPC, and MPC was required to            
          pay to W & A, 105 percent of the payroll costs of the employees             
          and independent contractors.  This payment was the compensation             
          fee.  It was due and payable weekly as payroll costs were                   






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