- 62 - note which you executed in favor of FEDERATED FINANCE COMPANY to facilitate the acquisition of your stock in First Savings & Loan Ass. We will ask you to pay a pre-payment penalty on your mortgage on the house in Wahiawa. We will NOT arrange for you a capital gain in your BAUSPAR HOLDINGS INC. stock which I had considered-- even though not due you because of premature withdrawal from the Plan--and we will NOT render assistance in saving you capital gains taxes on the re-capture of basis in your stock holdings. We will NOT provide legal assistance free of cost to you any longer in US Tax Court proceedings. You will have to retain your own attorney to make an appearance for you on February 9/1987 in US Tax Court. By letter dated August 24, 1986, Mr. Kersting notified Mr. Seery that he expected to be in litigation with the Thompsons and directed Mr. Seery not to "render any services, at our expense," to the Thompsons. By letter dated August 28, 1986, Mr. Huestis notified Mr. Moseley that he represented the Thompsons in connection with their Kersting transactions and the pending Tax Court litigation. Mr. Huestis advised Mr. Moseley to direct all future communications regarding the Thompsons to Mr. Chanin.32 By letter dated September 5, 1986, Mr. Kersting again notified Mr. Seery of his dispute with the Thompsons and the likelihood of litigation. Mr. Kersting included a copy of Mr. Huestis' August 28, 1986, letter to Mr. Moseley. 32 As previously mentioned, this was around the time that Mr. Seery began the process of withdrawing as counsel for the Thompsons, following Mr. Huestis' notification to Mr. Seery that the Thompsons were in the process of retaining substitute counsel.Page: Previous 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 Next
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