- 125 - testified that he participated in Stock Subscription Plans in 1979 (Candace) and 1980 (Delta), and that he closed out his participation in the Kersting programs by endorsing his stock certificates and returning them to Mr. Kersting in exchange for the return of his promissory notes. Mr. McWade introduced exhibits at the trial pertaining to Mr. Cravens' participation in Kersting programs that were referred to in the stipulation of facts that had been signed by Mr. McWade and Mr. Cravens. Mr. Izen briefly cross-examined Mr. Cravens after Judge Goffe asked what right Mr. Izen had to question a test case petitioner who was not his client. In the absence of an objection from Mr. Cravens, and in light of Mr. McWade's assent to a brief cross-examination, Judge Goffe stated: "I'll permit a certain amount of questioning, but we'll just see where it goes." Mr. DeCastro did not question Mr. Cravens, nor did the Court. Mr. Cravens never informed the Court that he had settled his case because he believed the matter was common knowledge. Mr. Cravens had no intention of having a secret settlement. Following the trial, the Cravenses did not file any briefs with the Court.Page: Previous 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 Next
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