- 24 - II. Motion for Partial Summary Judgment Respondent’s motion for partial summary judgment asks that petitioners be collaterally estopped from relitigating the following 10 issues allegedly determined in Fitzsimon v. S.C. Equestrian Lots, Ltd., No.704870 (Cal. Super. Ct. June 9, 1995): (1) Mr. Johnston intentionally defrauded Mr. Fitzsimon of his interest in the Shorecliffs golf course; (2) Mr. Spence and Mr. Johnston sold the Shorecliffs golf course to a third party for $6 million; (3) Mr. Spence and Mr. Johnston kept the proceeds from the sale; (4) Mr. Spence’s and Mr. Johnston’s combined basis in the Shorecliffs golf course did not exceed $800,000; (5) Mr. Fitzsimon’s 23.81-percent share of the cash generated by the Shorecliffs sale, after adjustments for certain amounts actually paid to Mr. Fitzsimon pursuant to the fraudulent stock option sale agreement, was $478,998.55; (6) during the year 1991, Mr. Spence had no interest in the SCE partnership; (7) Sea-Aire and Uppaway are alter egos of Mr. Johnston; (8) during the year 1991, Mr. Johnston’s total partnership interest in the SCE partnership was 76.19 percent, consisting ofPage: Previous 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Next
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