In Reply to: letter from Roger Sanders posted by reverendclark on December 7, 2004 at 14:27:16:
What strikes me as odd: I just feel that it's unjust that Gary usurped Roger's 49% without just compensation. If Gary's argument is that he infused so much money (which is why they became partners in the 1st place, lest we forget that was to be his contribution for the partnership) so as to "dilute" Roger's property (because Gary probably invested/spent more than he had planned on his own plans resulting from his own decrees), why be suddenly stingy when dealing with your supposed partner? Couldn't Gary just finish buying Roger out at the agreed upon rate? Isn't it bad enough to be evicted? I figure it's the least one could do for essentially renigging on the initial agreement. Now, if it was Roger's fault that Gary spent more than he planned, I could see an argument but it sounds as if Gary had the purse at all times.Am I wrong?
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- I thank you for your pains - Mart 15:12:05 12/07/04 (1)
- Re: I thank you for your pains - tecnfossil 08:49:59 12/08/04 (0)