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lot vas excluded. vhere~I iather doubt there was~any reaean to
esclude it . But.• yovi knoM, =~ that come • later ; ~'~ ~ "
Now al~o. I think, Mr. Moes~ you could file a lis
pendens on ill these other assets; ho~w you lis pendens e coupla
of piecee of land in Tennessee is an intereeting point. I might
even graat you an injumction to en~oin the~u from dieposing or
encunmbering the lands in Tenneeaee pending the outcome of tha
case, because though I don't have ~uiisdiction of the land I
got 3uriadiction of the parties. And all the mortgages that
you have~ or he has. that he haa bought on -- what wae it,
seventy cents an the dollar or eighty centa on the dollar?
MR. MOSS: Seventy.
THE COURT; -- that are still owned by any of the
defendants, you might have a lia pendens on those.
trIIt. Ir1DSS : The proceeds ~
TIiE COURT: Yea. Personal property.
MR. MOSS: ~'hat ie what I asked for before.
THE COURT: Well~ juet beceuae.you don't get it one
time doesn't mean you can•t get it another. Reme~nber, I didn't
have the advantage of this hearinq.
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I~IIt. MOSS: Didn't hear a11 the teatimony.
-TNE COURT: And one~thing, I don't think. looking at
it from a strict point of equity, bearing in mind that interest
rates are going up every day and are almost t~enty percent. and
if this holds on for a year land won't be worth anything after
the end of a year. I don't aant to break up the chance of the
man selling the land for what looks to me like oae exorbitant
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