Estate of Artemus D. Davis, Deceased, Robert D. Davis, Personal Representative - Page 16

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               The parties and all of the experts agree that the initial              
          step in ascertaining the fair market value on the valuation date            
          of each of the two 25-share blocks in question is to determine as           
          of that date the fair market value of each of ADDI&C's assets and           
          the aggregate amount of its liabilities in order to calculate its           
          net asset value on that date.  All of them also are in agreement            
          that, without taking into account any discounts or adjustments              
          (including but not limited to a blockage and/or SEC rule 144                
          discount, a minority discount for lack of a controlling interest,           
          a lack-of-marketability discount, and a discount or adjustment              
          attributable to ADDI&C's built-in capital gains tax), on the                
          valuation date the aggregate fair market value of ADDI&C's assets           
          was $81,972,967, its liabilities totaled $1,832,698, and its net            
          asset value was $80,140,269.                                                
               Petitioner and petitioner's experts agree that, in                     
          determining the fair market value of ADDI&C's Winn-Dixie stock and          
          its net asset value on the valuation date, it is necessary to               
          reduce the fair market value of that stock and ADDI&C's net asset           
          value to which the parties in this case have stipulated by                  
          applying a blockage and/or SEC rule 144 discount to that stock.             
          Petitioner and petitioner's expert Mr. Pratt believe that a                 
          blockage and/or SEC rule 144 discount of 10 percent is proper, and          
          petitioner's expert Mr. Howard concludes that such a discount of            








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