- 30 - $254,400 F&M Bank 1999 loan to the alleged venture (alleged $200,000 contribution), and (c) lend $54,400 of the $254,400 F&M Bank 1999 loan to petitioners (purported $54,400 loan); and (2) sometime after the December 2, 1999 transaction, (a) Kevin O’Malley was to contribute an additional $100,000 to the alleged venture (additional $100,000 contribution),27 and Mr. O’Malley was to contribute the same amount to the alleged venture. Petition- ers also contend that on June 3, 2003, they repaid Kevin O’Malley the purported $54,400 loan. In support of petitioners’ contentions with respect to the alleged venture, including the purported $54,400 loan, petition- ers rely on the testimony of Mr. O’Malley and certain checks that petitioners issued to Kevin O’Malley about which Mr. O’Malley testified. We found that testimony of Mr. O’Malley to be gen- eral, vague, conclusory, and/or incomplete, and we shall not rely on that testimony to establish petitioners’ contentions as to that alleged venture. To illustrate, Mr. O’Malley’s testimony was general, vague, conclusory, and incomplete regarding Kevin O’Malley’s alleged $200,000 contribution to the alleged venture. The December 2, 1999 settlement statement showed $250,902 of the proceeds of the $254,400 F&M Bank 1999 loan as “CASH TO SELLER 27According to petitioners, petitioners were to repay the purported $54,400 loan to Kevin O’Malley at the time Kevin O’Malley was to make his additional $100,000 contribution to the alleged venture, and Kevin O’Malley was to use such funds, as well as additional funds, to make that contribution.Page: Previous 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 NextLast modified: November 10, 2007