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On 20 Jan 2006 19:11:24 -0800, "The Eternal Squire"
wrote: This is to determine initial corporate inventory. The fair market value of an item is defined as the price a disinterested party is willing to pay for it in an arm's length transaction. a disinterested party has no interest in the item and therefore the item has no value. Don't we love English in a legal document, it can be made to say anything, everything and nothing in the same sentance. |
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