looks more like 14% to me (20/140) - but debtor receives it - which raises the risk of what do they do with it? It's quite possible under 382 they have to structure the deal this way to preserve the NOLS - but I'm not sure about that - 382 is really really complex. That 14% cut of any surplus could turn into a melting ice cube again while it sits in the company coffers. Interesting though - anyone have any ideas were they get these FMV valuations for Hurley and Dishon in appendix E?
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