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Price, Waterhouse & Co., Chartered Accountants disclosed that after paying the liabilities of Wenonah (including a debt of $367,858.10 owing to the deceased) there were available for distribution to the shareholders on the dissolution of Wenonah assets having a market value of $117,977.71 (which calculation is based on the valuation of a residential property owned by Wenonah at $102,000.00 being the appraised value of such property in 1967 when Wenonah acquired the said property), of which pursuant to the Letters Patent of Wenonah the estate of the Deceased as the beneficial owner of 2,000 Class B shares was entitled to receive $2,000.00 and the holders of the Class A shares were entitled to receive the balance of $115,977.71. 18. ...

Avagliano, 457 U.S. 176 (1982). 1 ’Joint Book of Documents, (the "Book") Exhibit 1, Tab 18 at sheet 9 of the document and page 208 of the Book (February 2, 1982). 2 1982)^ k 26 ^ 4 of the d° and page 219 of the Book (March 9, 3 Ibid., tab 30 at page 8 of the document and page 236 of the Book (May 12, 1982). 4 Ibid., tab 33 at sheet 4 of the document and page 250 of the Book (June 8, 1982). 5 1982)^ b 35 at ^ 5 of the d° and page 259 of the Book (August 4, 6 198 tab 35 at sheet 5 of the document and page 259 of the Book (August 4, 7 Ibid., tab 35 at sheet 8 of the document and page 262 of the Book (August 4, 1982). 8 Joint Book of Documents, Exhibit 2 at page 1279. 9 M.C.A. ...

The defendant argues (refer paragraph 18 of the statement of defence) that the golf course operation should be characterized as "an adventure in the nature of a trade” and that once that is done, then, generally accepted accounting principles should be applied to require the plaintiff to deduct all expenses incurred with respect to the venture as expenses for the year in which the property was disposed of ("the year in which the adventure was completed") — in this case 1979. ...