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On March 3, 1981, Kenmore paid $3,000 to Eggertsville Inn,
which Gleave owned. This payment was not for any benefit to or
purpose of Kenmore, but rather was for Gleave’s benefit.
On June 12, 1981, Gleave bought a new 18-foot boat from
Zahno Marine, Inc.; this boat is hereinafter sometimes referred
to as the Zahno boat. Gleave paid $8,099.70 for the Zahno boat,
after a trade-in credit of $1,500. This transaction was not
reflected in Kenmore’s Account, but Kenmore provided the money
for Gleave to buy the Zahno boat. On July 31, 1981, Gleave
registered the Zahno boat with the New York State Department of
Motor Vehicles. On July 26, 1982, David T. Young, Gleave’s
cousin, registered the Zahno boat with this same agency. See
infra Bankruptcies. At some later date, Gleave traded the Zahno
boat in for a second boat. At the time of the trial herein,
Gleave still had the second boat, although it was by then
registered in the name of a relative.
1981--Not Income to Gleave
Checks numbered 585 ($3,000--Apr. 21, 1981), 643 ($3,500--
May 22, 1981), and 1039 ($8,549.92--Oct. 26, 1981) are not income
to Gleave.
On August 21, 1981, Kenmore issued a check to “cash” in the
amount of $181.72. The check, or the proceeds, was given to
Gleave in order to reimburse him for his expenditures for
gasoline and tolls while driving one of Kenmore’s trucks.
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