Estate of Ellie B. Williams, Deceased, Robert M. Driggers, Sr., Personal Representative, et al. - Page 9

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          the Putnam County property.  In March 1983, the Thompson                    
          partnership defaulted on its mortgage and deeded most of the                
          Putnam County property back to decedent and petitioner because              
          the partnership could not get the residential zoning it needed to           
          develop the property and because the property did not have as               
          much timber on it as the realtor (Tom Schifanella) had                      
          represented to the buyers.  Later that year, petitioner and                 
          decedent resold about 400 acres to Gerald Thompson (Thompson) for           
          $300-$400 per acre.  Thompson sold that land to other developers            
          at a date not specified in the record for about twice as much as            
          he paid.  Decedent and petitioner sold the remaining Putnam                 
          County property to Marc K. Massar for $450 per acre at a date not           
          specified in the record.                                                    
               4.   The 1983 Transfer From Decedent to Petitioner                     
               On December 7, 1983, decedent transferred to petitioner an             
          undivided one-half interest in the Clay County property.  The               
          deed stated that the transfer was made for consideration of $10.            
          The deed had affixed to it a $225 documentary stamp tax dated               
          February 21, 1984.  Decedent's use of a $225 documentary stamp              
          tax was a representation that the interest she transferred to               
          petitioner was worth $50,000.  Petitioner gave decedent no money            
          for the Clay County property.                                               









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