- 108 - that partnership, they contemplated and intended that CRSLP operate as a joint enterprise for profit for the management of its assets and that C. Rivers Stone contribute his services in providing such management. After the funding of CRSLP in April 1997, C. Rivers Stone began actively managing the assets of that partnership, as Mr. Stone and Ms. Stone intended. When the partners of RSMLP formed and funded that partnership, they con- templated and intended that RSMLP operate as a joint enterprise for profit for the management of its assets and that Ms. Morris contribute her services in providing such management. After the funding of RSMLP in April 1997, Ms. Morris began actively manag- ing the assets of that partnership, as Mr. Stone and Ms. Stone intended. When the partners of MSFLP formed and funded that partnership, they contemplated and intended that MSFLP operate as a joint enterprise for profit for the management of its assets and that Ms. Fraser contribute her services in providing such management. After the funding of MSFLP in April 1997, Ms. Fraser began actively managing the assets of that partnership, as Mr. Stone and Ms. Stone intended. On the record in the instant cases, we find that, unlike the transfers involved in Estate of Harper and other cases factually similar to that case, the respective transfers at issue by Mr. Stone and Ms. Stone did not constitute “circuitous ‘recycling’ ofPage: Previous 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 Next
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