Ferydoun Ahadpour, a.k.a, F. Ahadpour, And Doris Ahadpour - Page 5




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          Hossein Ammareh                                                             
               Hossein Ammareh (Ammareh) was an employee at the National              
          Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) located near Khorramshahr.  Petitioner           
          first met Ammareh in 1968.  Ammareh had mechanical skills, and              
          petitioner hired him to work for GMS.  Ammareh speaks and writes            
          Persian.                                                                    
               While petitioner was in the United States for 11 months in             
          1969 (and on his subsequent visits), Ammareh ran GMS without                
          incident.  In 1969, petitioner issued a power of attorney to                
          Ammareh allowing him to sell some property and equipment while              
          petitioner was out of Iran.4                                                
               Ammareh’s responsibilities increased over the years.                   
          Ammareh signed contracts with NIOC on behalf of GMS.  Petitioner            
          often referred to Ammareh as his partner.                                   
          Operations of GMS                                                           
               Initially, GMS was involved in diving and marine salvage               
          operations.  Throughout the years, the scope of GMS’s business              
          had increased to include dredging, jetty construction, placing              
          pillars and pipes underwater, and the unloading of pipes.  More             
          equipment was purchased such as barges, pontoons, cranes,                   




               4  According to petitioner, Ammareh sold some of GMS’s                 
          cranes.  The power of attorney authorizes Ammareh to sell a piece           
          of real estate for petitioner, and there is no mention of the               
          business.                                                                   





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