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          24.006(b), it is nevertheless a “good faith” transfer under Texas           
          law, because it was part of the usual business practices of JCC             
          and petitioner.  Petitioner has shown by corroborated and                   
          uncontroverted evidence that the making of advances by petitioner           
          for the corporation’s payroll and vendor costs was part of the              
          usual and regular business practice between the corporations and            
          himself.  Accordingly, we hold that petitioner is not a                     
          transferee.                                                                 
               We have considered all other arguments advanced by the                 
          parties, and to the extent that we have not addressed these                 
          arguments, we consider them irrelevant, moot, or without merit.             
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              
                                             Decision will be entered for             
                                        petitioner.                                   
























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