Neilson
Neilson v. California, Franchise Tax Board (In re Newedge)
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Ashland, J.
STATEMENT OF UN CONTROVERTED FACTS AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
The motion for partial summary judgment of plaintiff R. Todd Neilson, Successor Trustee of debtor Newedge, a Nevada corporation, came on for hearing before the Court on March 20, 1988, the Honorable Calvin K. Ashland, United States Bankruptcy Judge, presiding. The plaintiff was represented by Pachulski, Stang & Ziehl, P.C., with an appearance by Jeremy V. Richards, and by Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, with appearances by Nancy L. Iredale and Jeffrey G. Varga. The defendant, State of California, Franchise Tax Board, was represented by John K. Van de Kamp, Attorney General of the State of California, Edmond B. Mamer, Supervising Deputy Attorney General, Lawrence P. Scherb, II, Deputy Attorney General, with an appearance by Deputy Attorney General Lawrence P. Scherb II. The Court, having considered the plaintiffs moving papers, supporting declarations and exhibits, the defendant’s opposition, the plaintiffs reply papers, oral argument of counsel, and all other matters properly a part of the record, hereby makes the following Statement of Uneontroverted Facts and Conclusions of Law: