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          lessee failed to pay the rent due to Cedilla Invest. for a                   
          particular piece of equipment.  Under the limited recourse                   
          promissory note, the payee agreed to look solely to the                      
          collateral for the payment of any of the obligations of the payor            
          under the note.  There was no right of the payee to pursue the               
          payor independently of the collateral.  The note further provided            
          that the secured interest of the payee was subject to the lien               
          interests of senior lienholders and end users.                               
               Checks issued by Cedilla Invest. to pay FSC provide no                  
          evidence that FSC ever negotiated the checks.                                
          C.   Cedilla Invest.-1979 Foreign Transaction (British Aerospace             
          Transaction)                                                                 
               On October 31, 1979, a sale and purchase agreement was                  
          effected between Atlantic Computer Leasing, Ltd. (Atlantic),                 
          European Leasing, Ltd. (European), Carena Computers B.V.                     
          (Carena), and Funding Systems International Corp. (Funding                   
          International).  Under this agreement, Funding International, as             
          purchaser, executed and delivered to Carena a nonnegotiable,                 
          nonrecourse promissory note dated October 31, 1979, in the amount            
          of $2,820,501.                                                               
               The computer equipment, referred to as the British Aerospace            
          transaction, consisted of IBM computers located in England and               
          was subject to various leases.  The equipment was identified as              
          follows:  (1) British Aerospace 5-year lease for an I.B.M. model             
          3032 and other equipment; (2) Unichem, Ltd. 6-year lease for an              





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