Gary D. and Johnean F. Hansen - Page 12

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               and no other purpose.  I understand I will owe this amount             
               directly to HOYT & SONS RANCHES, and not to my partnership.            
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               (4)  My goal is that the value of my share of the cattle               
               owned by the Partnership, in which you have a secured party            
               interest, must never fall below the amount for which I am              
               personally liable.  If the value of my cattle does fall                
               below the amount of my loan, and you become aware of that,             
               you must so notify me within thirty days in order that I may           
               make a damage claim to W.J. Hoyt Sons Management Company for           
               possible default on the Share-Crop Operating Agreement,                
               and/or the cattle fertility warranties.                                
          Also on January 17, 1987, Mr. Hansen signed a document titled               
          “Instructions to the Managing General Partner and and [sic]                 
          Acknowledgement of Certain Agreements”.  The provisions of this             
          document are similar to those in the above-described documents,             
          and they include a grant of authority to Mr. Hoyt to sign a “full           
          recourse Promissory Note” in the amount $175,000 with respect to            
          a partnership known as Durham Genetic Engineering 1986-4 Ltd.  On           
          March 15, 1989, Ms. Hansen signed a “Bull Reservation Form”,                
          purporting to reserve two bulls for petitioners to contribute to            
          the partnership Timeshare Breeding Service, J.V., in exchange for           
          a payment of $2,000.  Finally, on or around February 22, 1990,              
          both petitioners signed a “Promissory Note” and “Security                   
          Agreement”, in which petitioners agreed to pay “Timeshare                   
          Breeding Service Joint Venture 89" the amount of $3,500, plus               
          interest of 10 percent.  The note provided for 10 payments of               
          $350 to be made monthly.                                                    







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