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          University thus transferred to Mr. Signom as part of the August 1           
          property transfers a total of $295,963 consisting of property               
          (the Ludlow property valued at $253,000 and $12,000 cash) and               
          other consideration (relief from the mortgage of $30,963 to which           
          the Irving property was subject on August 1, 1991, when Mr.                 
          Signom transferred it to the University).                                   
               On August 6, 1991, the Irving deed, the July 22 Ludlow deed,           
          the July 22 St. Clair deed, and the July 22 document were re-               
          corded in Montgomery County, Ohio (Montgomery County).  In order            
          to record those three deeds, the respective grantors or                     
          transferors of the real properties to which those deeds pertained           
          and which were conveyed pursuant to the final property exchange             
          agreement were required to pay (1) a real property transfer tax             
          imposed by Montgomery County with respect to the respective                 
          transfers of those properties that in this case was equal to $1             
          for each $1,000 of the respective values of those properties, see           
          Ohio Rev. Code Ann. sec. 322.02 (Anderson 1998); Montgomery                 
          County, Ohio, Resolution 80-2479 (Dec. 30, 1980); and (2) a fee             
          imposed by Montgomery County with respect to the respective                 
          transfers of those properties that in this case was equal to $1             
          for each $1,000 of those respective values, see Ohio Rev. Code              
          Ann. sec. 319.202(C) and 319.54(F)(3) (Anderson 1998).  (We shall           
          refer collectively to that tax and fee as the Ohio transfer tax.)           
          At all relevant times, under the law of the State of Ohio, the              
          grantee or transferee of real property was required to declare              




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