-117- Table 5 Amount Exhibits $100,000 204, at 2; 10, at 15, l. 10 244,920 12, at 25, statement 35 361,525 14, at 6; Kuck, Transcr. at 3375-3377 447,450 17, at 16 “general fee” 30,981 204, at 1 1,184,876 From 1983 to 1986, Schaffel paid $2,977,250 to Kanter (by checks made payable to IRA and THC) representing 50 percent of the fees that Schaffel received for obtaining Travelers financing for Walters’s projects, as set forth in the following table. Table 6 Date Walters’s Project IRA THC Exhibit 11-9-83 Stanford Place II $213,750 -- 204, at 2 10-30-84 Orchard Place VII -- $85,000 206, at 1 10-30-84 Orchard Assoc. III -- 15,000 206, at 2 10-30-84 17th & Market Assoc. -- 300,000 206, at 3 12-10-84 Stanford Corp. Ctr. -- 200,000 206, at 4 1-23-85 Stanford Corp. Ctr. -- 60,000 206, at 5 9-3-85 Connecticut Plaza -- 1,100,000 206, at 6 4-21-86 Stanford Corp. Place -- 440,000 206, at 7 11-19-86 Boston Building -- 123,500 206, at 8 12-8-86 Travelers Train. Ctr. -- 440,000 208, at 3 Total 213,750 2,763,500 Schaffel, Transcr. at 416-417, 422; Petitioners’ Reply Brief at 314. There is no evidence in the record that anyone representing or acting on behalf of IRA or THC was “instrumental or helpful” in obtaining financing from Prudential or Travelers for Walters’sPage: Previous 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 Next
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