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Wednesday, 09/21/2016 10:21:30 AM

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“15. Because the Intercompany Debt exceeds the Enterprise Value” (i.e. "the Sales Value"). The preceding quote was contained in this mornings order issued by the Judge approving the sale of a U.K. deal. Does anybody recall seeing Intercompany Debt in any MOR? Could this be the contra-account buried in the Stock Holders Equity to offset the Intercompany Receivables which in the last MOR was at $7.4 billion? An explanation of this dichotomy would be appreciated.
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