- 9 - 50 percent) and George owned the other 25 percent. Additionally, decedent and his family collectively owned 50 percent of the Minn-Kota class B common shares (decedent owned 49.6 percent and his family owned 0.4 percent), and George and his family owned the other 50 percent. Jody owned 100 percent of the Minn-Kota class A voting common stock. After the transfers, decedent's family owned almost 80 percent of Sigco, and George's family owned almost 68 percent of Minn-Kota. Jody continued to own all of the Minn-Kota voting common stock. Before making these transfers, in which decedent transferred stock valued at $440,467.20 to his brother's family and George transferred stock valued at $382,140 to decedent's family, neither brother had ever transferred any Sigco or Minn-Kota stock to the other's family. George transferred 540 shares of Minn- Kota stock to decedent's son, Jay, on December 18, 1996, January 2, 1997, and January 2, 1998.6 The value of the stock in each of these transfers was $19,926. George made no transfers of stock to any other members of decedent's family during this time. 6The parties stipulated that George made no transfers of stock to decedent's children after 1995. However, the parties agree that stipulation is incorrect and that George made these transfers to Jay at these times.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Next
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