- 33 - the funds held by Aldergrove, in conjunction with petitioners' concession that Aldergrove was the source of the funds allegedly loaned to petitioner by Hansa Finance, $200,000 ($23,382 + $176,618) on March 1, 1987, and $110,000 on March 1, 1988, cast doubt on petitioners' version of the loan transactions. A reasonable inference to be drawn from the sua sponte issues is that petitioner's relationship with Aldergrove did not change between February 26, 1987, and December 22, 1988, which would mean that petitioner controlled Aldergrove partnership matters and benefited from and controlled the funds held by Aldergrove when Aldergrove likely transferred to Hansa Finance the funds that were loaned back to petitioner. Therefore, petitioners would have us believe that petitioner (1) in substance, transferred funds to Hansa Finance, (2) borrowed those funds back from Hansa Finance, (3) made loans with those funds to Chestnut Grove and Group M, (4) removed himself from the loan transactions by means of certain agreements, (5) received interest payments from Chestnut Grove and Group M by means of his relationship with Aldergrove on December 26, 1991, but (6) held the interest in trust for Mr. Bell because Mr. Bell was the ultimate source of the funds loaned to Chestnut Grove and Group M.Page: Previous 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Next
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