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Re: WaS post# 121565

Friday, 11/20/2009 8:40:46 PM

Friday, November 20, 2009 8:40:46 PM

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"Estate", to me, implies the Owners/Company. In this case,..that WOULD be the common shareholders. If there were no common shares, as in a small business owner, the estate would be the owner himself. Estate is NOT the bondholders...or the preferred shareholders....or those we are indebted to. I thought that was covered WAY early in the year....

I am trying to find a verification of this under the Cornell Law website...no luck yet.

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