Hubert Enterprises, Incorporated, Successor By Merger To Hubert Holding Company - Page 19




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               We hold that the DRO did not render HBW a payor of last                
          resort under the applicable law.10  Instead, the person who bears           
          the risk of loss on a default on LCL’s recourse obligations is              
          LCL’s recourse creditor itself.  Such a fact is not surprising,             
          however, in that it is that creditor that chose to deal with LCL            
          in its status as a limited liability company and through the                
          terms of the promissory notes agreed to seek repayment solely               
          from the assets of LCL rather than also from the assets of one or           
          more of LCL’s members.  We have considered all arguments by                 
          petitioner for a holding contrary to that which we reach herein             
          and have concluded that those arguments not mentioned herein are            
          irrelevant or without merit.  Accordingly,                                  

                                                  Decision will be entered            
                                             as previously entered on                 
                                             September 28, 2005.                      











               10 Even if we had concluded that the DRO did render HBW a              
          payor of last resort, we would have held against petitioner in              
          that it has failed to prove the amount of any additional loss               
          that it is entitled to deduct in this case.                                 






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