On October 27, 1967, James Hinds and H. Douglas Gamble entered into a written agreement under which Hinds was to purchase from Gamble 40,000 shares of the stock of Little Revenge, Inc., for $79,000. This constituted all of the stock of Little Revenge, Inc. The only asset of that corporation was a 53-foot sailboat named, logically enough, "Little Revenge." What Hinds actually purchased was the boat and, according to...
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