Estate of Burton W. Kanter, Deceased, Joshua S. Kanter, Executor, and Naomi R. Kanter, et al. - Page 201

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            number of years”, and Kanter explained that the payments had                                
            continued because IRA’s president, Freeman, “paid no attention to                           
            the activities of * * * [IRA] and its affiliates, and those who                             
            were simply administering tasks on behalf of * * * [IRA]                                    
            routinely continued to make payments to you”.  These payments                               
            represented Ballard’s and Lisle’s shares of some of the payments                            
            remitted to IRA by The Five that Ballard and Lisle attempted to                             
            assign to their children.                                                                   
                  4.  Payments to THC:  1981 to 1989                                                    
                  During the period 1981 to 1989, Schaffel, Frey, and Essex                             
            Partnership paid approximately $4 million to THC.  The payments                             
            from Frey ($500,770) and Essex Partnership ($645,099) represented                           
            moneys that Kanter earned using his influence to bring deep-                                
            pocket investors to Frey’s condominium conversion projects (and                             
            his personal investment (through Zion) in those deals) and                                  
            arranging hotel management contracts for MHM.  Kanter improperly                            
            attempted to assign his earnings on these transactions to THC.                              
                  On the other hand, the approximately $2.8 million that                                
            Schaffel paid to THC between 1984 and 1986 (ostensibly as                                   
            Kanter’s share of the fees that Schaffel earned arranging                                   
            Travelers financing for Walters’s development projects)                                     
            represented income earned by both Kanter and Lisle.  Kanter and                             
            Lisle improperly attempted to assign this income to THC.  As                                







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