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made to the London Zand account, the Banque de Paris, and to CTC.
However, during 1975 Mrs. Conway of CTC canceled her prior
instructions and instructed Ingersoll-Rand to send commissions to
the Diesel Power Banque de Paris account. In 1975 Mrs. Conway
instructed Ingersoll-Rand to change the procedure again and to
make certain commission checks payable to a company called
International Gas & Oil Supply Company, Ltd. (IGOS). IGOS was
formed in 1973, and petitioner had a one-third interest in IGOS.
Mr. Khalatbari inquired from Ingersoll-Rand at that time about
procedures for transferring the distributorship to IGOS, although
it is unclear whether such a transfer occurred. During 1975 Mrs.
Conway changed the IGOS bank mailing address to CTC's Ohio
address, and IGOS bank statements were mailed to CTC at that
address starting in 1975. In 1976 Mrs. Conway further instructed
Ingersoll-Rand that commissions were to be sent to the Zand FNCB
London account. At some time in 1977, Ingersoll-Rand was asked
to have distributors provide confirmation that payment of
commissions to locations outside their country of residence was
appropriate under that country's laws. Therefore, Mrs. Conway
told Ingersoll-Rand that commissions could no longer be sent
directly to CTC. Instead, Mrs. Conway directed Ingersoll-Rand to
hold the commission checks for pickup by a CTC representative.
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