- 116 - During that period, PK Ventures’ limited partnership interest in PKVI LP increased from zero to 29 percent (i.e., PK Ventures acquired the entire limited partnership interest in PKVI LP). PK Ventures’ increased ownership interest in PKVI LP was due, in large part, to partners owning at least 24.65 percent of PKVI LP’s limited partnership interests assigning their interests in the partnership to PK Ventures for apparently no consideration other than relief from the partnership’s liabilities. Furthermore, these assignments occurred during the time in which PKVI LP was experiencing serious financial difficulties. These facts do not support a conclusion that the transfers from PK Ventures to PKVI LP were bona fide loans. Rather, these facts indicate that PK Ventures gained a greater ownership interest in PKVI LP by its willingness to assume the liabilities of the partnership and to provide the partnership with capital to pay those liabilities. Eighth, as a result of holding approximately 76 percent of the partnership interests in PKVI LP as of February 16, 1990, Rose and PK Ventures gained the exclusive right, power, and authority to make calls for additional capital contributions on behalf of PKVI LP, to permit a withdrawal of capital by any partner, to admit an additional partner to the partnership, to permit the withdrawal of any partner from the partnership, to designate any additional investments for the partnership and toPage: Previous 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 Next
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