- 36 - ”Medieval Times” and this purchase will be financed by loans from the 7 “NV” Corporations. The letter also noted that the two shares of Gatetown stock had been increased to 100 shares with 50 each being held by Mayol and de Oteyza. Jon Edwin Hokanson (Hokanson) was an intellectual property specialist with the law firm of Lyon & Lyon (LL) in Los Angeles. Hokanson was drafting licensing agreements between Manver and MTNV for the use of the intangibles. At this time, however, it was still uncertain who would "own" the intangibles that were being licensed. Hokanson spoke with Forsyth on November 7, 1986, regarding the licensing agreement. In a letter to Forsyth dated November 11, 1986, Hokanson enclosed a new draft of the licensing agreement. The new draft expanded the scope of services provided to the licensee to include the right of the licensee to engage in a business system, in addition to the right of the licensee to use the servicemark. Hokanson believed that the transaction fell within the California Franchise Law, and he had already advised A. Gelabert of that opinion. Hokanson stated that he was forwarding a copy of the revised licensing agreement to A. Gelabert. In addition to Hokanson, Forsyth spoke to Santandreu on November 7, 1986. In a November draft of a letter to Santandreu, Forsyth recapped a November 7, 1986, conversation and supplied further details on the proposed structure of Medieval Times.Page: Previous 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Next
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