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On June 25, 1990, Scott filed a status report with the Court
which mirrored the status report filed by Latourette on March 19,
1990.
On August 6, 1990, Latourette withdrew himself and the
Dilworth firm as counsel for the estate.
On October 31, 1990, James S. Tupitza (Tupitza) entered his
appearance as counsel for the estate.
In a status report filed with the Court on March 9, 1992,
counsel for respondent informed the Court, inter alia:
4. Petitioner now wishes to abandon the claims
she is defending (sic) in state court litigation and be
allowed a deduction for the entire amounts paid on the
theory it is unlikely the estate will ever collect the
monies ordered to be repaid to the estate.
On November 26, 1993, Tupitza and counsel for respondent
filed with the Court a Second Stipulation of Disposition of
Issues (the Second Stipulation) which provided:
SECOND STIPULATION OF DISPOSITION OF ISSUES
In order to resolve the issues before this Court in the
above-captioned case, the parties agree to stipulate
the tentative settlement of all issues raised in the
notice of deficiency upon which this case is based, and
all issues raised in the Petition, Answer, and Reply
filed in this case, excepting, however, two issues
concerning the amounts, if any, of deductions allowable
for property taken from estate assets by John T. Lynch,
Jr. and Edward J. Reardon, respectively. Those issues
are not settled because the parties do not agree on the
legal characterization of the circumstances of such
taking.
The parties agree as follows:
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