Estate of Jack L. Bradley, Deceased, John S. Bradley, Successor Executor, C.T.A. - Page 6

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               18. Indemnification                                                    
                    18.1 Lessee will indemnify Lessor and protect,                    
               defend and hold it harmless from and against any and                   
               all loss, cost, damage, injury or expense, including,                  
               without limitation, reasonable attorneys' fees,                        
               wheresoever and howsoever arising which Lessor or its                  
               subsidiaries or shareholders, or any of its or their                   
               directors, officers, agents, employees, stockholders or                
               partners, may incur by reason of any breach by Lessee                  
               of any of the representations by, or obligations of,                   
               Lessee contained in this Lease or in any way relating                  
               to or arising out of this Lease, the Equipment, claims                 
               of holders of the Lien or Underlying Leases; * * *                     
               On March 19, 1984, the partnership purchased the initial               
          equipment from Hambrose for $419,132.00 subject to the liens of             
          the original third-party lender, a lien on and security interest            
          in the initial equipment on the part of Hambrose, and the user              
          lease and the initial equipment wrap lease.  This $419,132.00               
          purchase price was payable as follows: $1,000.00 in cash on                 
          May 8, 1984, $48,000.00 in cash on December 31, 1984, and then in           
          85 consecutive monthly installment payments of $6,287.99 each,              
          with the first payment due on April 1, 1984.  This note was                 
          nonrecourse as to the partnership.2                                         
               These payments were subject to deferral until September 30,            
          1992, if the partnership did not receive amounts due it from                
          Charterhouse.  The partnership anticipated that a substantial               
          portion of a limited partner's return would depend on the                   
          residual value of the equipment (for resale or release purposes)            


               2  Hambrose Leasing v. Commissioner, 99 T.C. 298, 301, 312             
          (1992); see infra note 9.                                                   




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