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          agreement, on April 22, 1982, Agri-Land conveyed its portion                
          (parcel 2) of the Prather Ranch Property to its shareholder, Mr.            
          Schoolfield, as trustee.  On May 10, 1983, Mr. Schoolfield sold             
          parcel 2 to Mr. Hagen, as trustee, and Mr. Hagen, in turn, sold             
          it to Mr. Miles, as trustee, for $356,400.  Petitioner was the              
          sole beneficiary of parcel 2.  On May 10, 1983, Mr. Wright, as              
          trustee, conveyed parcel 3 to Mr. Miles, as trustee.                        
               On September 5, 1986, Mr. Miles, as trustee, entered into a            
          contract with Maury L. Carter to sell parcels 1, 2, and 3 for               
          $1,731,000.  Mr. Carter never saw an advertisement concerning the           
          sale of this property, and Mr. Carter initiated the sale                    
          discussions with Mr. Miles.  Pursuant to this contract, Mr.                 


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          Petitioner testified that Mr. Schoolfield was interested in                 
          purchasing Mr. Hagen’s piece, and according to petitioner:                  
                    And as part of an accommodation for him to buy the                
               Hagen piece, I was going to buy his piece that was next                
               to my portion of this 1,500 acres.  So that would leave                
               me with Wayne’s piece and my piece, but to accomplish                  
               that--I didn’t have the cash to give Wayne for it--so                  
               we went, both jointly, went and sat down and worked out                
               a deal with Mr. Hagen.                                                 
                    And the end result of the deal was that Mr. Hagen                 
               would, out of his 400 acres, would trade 240 acres, I                  
               believe it was, with Wayne.  So he and Wayne did a                     
               trade of 240 acres.  That meant that Hagen owned the                   
               240 acres next to my piece and, at the same time, then                 
               Wayne purchased the remaining portion of the 400 acres                 
               from Mr. Hagen that was down in Osceola County.  The                   
               240 acres that Mr. Hagen now owns, up in Orange County,                
               next to my piece, I purchased from him.  I added to my                 
               holding by purchasing the property from Mr. Hagen, that                
               he’d acquired from Wayne.                                              




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