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               Eric R. Fox, Hamish P.M. Hume, and Clifton B. Cates III, for           
          petitioner.                                                                 
               Wilton A. Baker, Alfred C. Bishop, Jr., Steven J. Hankin,              
          Richard Osborne, and Teri A. Culberton, for respondent.                     


               WELLS, Judge:  Respondent determined a deficiency in                   
          petitioner Intermet Corporation's (Intermet) Federal income tax             
          in the amount of $615,019 for 1984.  The deficiency arose out of            
          respondent's disallowance of Intermet's specified liability loss            
          carryback from 1992 to 1984.  After concessions by petitioner,              
          the issues to be decided are:  (1) Whether, for purposes of the             
          10-year carryback provided in section 172(b)(1)(C), certain                 
          expenditures incurred by Lynchburg Foundry Co. (Lynchburg), a               
          member of the Intermet consolidated group, qualify as "specified            
          liability loss" within the meaning of section 172(f), and, if so,           
          (2) to what extent the specified liability losses may be carried            
          back by the consolidated group.  Unless otherwise indicated, all            
          section references are to the Internal Revenue Code in effect for           
          the year in issue.                                                          
                                  FINDINGS OF FACT                                    
               The parties submitted the instant case on the basis of fully           
          stipulated facts and certain stipulated exhibits.  The parties'             





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