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          22, 1994, the plaintiffs offered to settle the lawsuit for                   
          $2,800,000, and that settlement offer was accepted by du Pont on             
          the same date.  The $2,800,000 settlement negotiated between the             
          parties in the lawsuit was part of a global settlement of some               
          200 claimants against du Pont and was paid by du Pont as a result            
          of the jury verdict.  Pursuant to the stipulation of settlement              
          to which the parties in the lawsuit agreed on April 22, 1994                 
          (stipulation of settlement), (1) du Pont also agreed to pay the              
          plaintiffs' costs of the lawsuit, (2) those parties executed a               
          document entitled "RELEASE, INDEMNITY AND ASSIGNMENT", and (3) a             
          notice of voluntary dismissal of the appeal of that lawsuit was              
          filed on or about May 13, 1994.                                              
               Of the $2,800,000 that du Pont agreed in the stipulation of             
          settlement to pay the plaintiffs in the lawsuit (total settlement            
          amount), du Pont paid $450,000 to their attorneys, $31,139.14 to             
          various third parties, a total of $695,658.26 to Ms. Estes, and              
          a total of $1,623,203 to Mr. Henry (settlement payment),                     
          $800,702.60 of which du Pont paid Mr. Henry around June 1994                 
          and $822,500 of which it paid him around August 1994.                        
               Du Pont prepared two Forms 1099-MISC (one for 1993 and one              
          for 1994) relating to the $2,800,000 that it paid pursuant to the            
          stipulation of settlement.  Both of those forms indicated that               
          that amount was nonemployee compensation and that Fred Henry's               
          Paradise of Orchids and Krupnick, Campbell (the law firm which               





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