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Futureprom, N.V. (Futureprom), was a Netherlands Antilles entity
incorporated on or about June 10, 1982. On June 10, 1987, Onate
sent a letter to Sans requesting that Sans check to see if Allen
had the share certificates and articles for Futureprom. On
August 17, 1987, the two shares of Gatetown were transferred from
de Oteyza and Mayol to Lince and Futureprom. Lince and
Futureprom each received one of the two Gatetown shares. On the
same date, de Oteyza resigned as a director of Gatetown and was
replaced by Onate. After de Oteyza and Mayol transferred their
stock, the owners of Gatetown, through their ownership of Lince
and Futureprom stock, were Attractours (J. Montaner), Dapy
(Kahne), Holiday (Segui), Roundabout (Santandreu), Spectrust
(Valiente), Wayout (Climent), Promidux (P. Montaner), Primavert
(Santandreu), and Chavez.
Harris sent correspondence to "HM Inspector of Taxes" in
London that detailed Gatetown’s activities. Among the documents
were the Bill of Sale from Gatetown to Manver of the rights to
the Medieval Times concept and the annex that added the interest
payment. Three additional documents were enclosed. The
documents attempted to bind Gatetown to pay 95 percent of the
payments it received from Manver to Lince and Futureprom. The
first agreement stated:
In consideration of the receipt of 10.968 dolars, being
an unsecured loan, with no interest or fixed repayment
date, GATETOWN LIMITED, the borrower agrees to pay
FUTUREPROM, N.V., the lender, 95% (ninety-five) of any
future royalties, franchise fees, sale proceeds or any
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