- 3 - times, petitioner also had a long-time secretary and administrative assistant, Patsy D. Permenter (Permenter), who was also an adult at such times and not otherwise related to petitioner. Petitioner, acting through a revocable trust of which he and Permenter were trustees, entered into agreements entitled Joint Purchases of Life Estates and Remainder Interests pursuant to which the parties would identify securities to be acquired in which petitioner would have a life estate and the other parties would have interests as indicated by the following: (1) May 1, 1989, agreement - remainder interests in Meredith and Nancy; (2) June 19, 1989, agreement - remainder interest in Nancy; (3) October 31, 1989, agreement - secondary life interest in Nancy and remainder interest in Permenter; (4) June 15, 1990, agreement - secondary life interest in Nancy and remainder interest in Permenter. All of the agreements provided that the parties would identify securities for joint investment by executing an agreed form designated by the parties as Exhibit A, that each would pay a proportionate share of the purchase price of the joint investments and that the disposition of any such investments could be made only upon the direction of all parties. The bonds purchased were tax-exempt bonds and were acquired from unknown third parties through Prudential Bache SecuritiesPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Next
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