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listed property, which was located in Plumas County. The first
five of these properties were listed in order of preference by
petitioner husband as exchanger.
Thereafter, some of the desired exchange properties listed
in the designation letter were acquired as follows (all such
properties were listed in the exchanger's notification letter to
the facilitators, and are referred to herein by their commonly
accepted place names).
1. On April 25, 1989, Applesauce Alley was transferred by
Golden Oak Enterprises, Inc., to the facilitators, who on the
same day transferred the property to petitioner husband, who
simultaneously transferred title to petitioners as trustees of
the Christensen trust, a revocable trust created by petitioners
for their benefit, to which they were trustees.
2. On May 1, 1989, the property known as 6691 Sebastopol
was acquired by the facilitators from Don and Betty Mallory, was
transferred by them to petitioner husband, and was simultaneously
transferred by him to petitioners as trustees for the Christensen
trust.
3. On June 12, 1989, Thomas and Jean Scally transferred the
property known as Shiloh Road to the facilitators, who
transferred the property to petitioner husband on the same day.
4. On June 20, 1989, David Landrus and William Frye
transferred the property known as Boyd Street to the
facilitators, and on the same day the facilitators transferred
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