- 123 - a particular vacation trip, then Betsy told petitioner of the trip. Secondly, petitioner knew that expenses of these vacation trips were charged to Markette, because he, himself, charged many of those expenses on his Markette American Express credit card. In 1983, petitioner charged on his American Express credit card the airfare to Lake Tahoe and all the expenses associated with the Hawaii trip. On the 1983 New York City trip, all the charges were on Betsy’s Markette American Express credit card, but petitioner signed the credit slips for the hotel, etc., expenses. In 1985, petitioner charged most of the expense of the Acapulco trip, the expense associated with the trip to Stamford, and all but the airline ticket portion of the expenses associated with the trip to Canada. In 1986, petitioner charged part of the expenses associated with the trips to Miami, dinner for petitioner and Betsy at the Shoreham Hotel, the charges from Lenny’s Restaurant and Vista International Hilton, and part of the expenses associated with the second trip to Key West. (2) Petitioner’s Knowledge of Payments Petitioner knew that Markette paid for the charges on the Markette American Express credit cards, because he directed Baybrook to make those payments. Petitioner supervised Baybrook in her duties for the Sley Corporations, and she took directions,Page: Previous 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 Next
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