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MICHAEL H. AHRENS (state Bar No. 44766) GILMORE Y. DIEKMANN (state Bar No. 50400) LILLIAN G. STENFELDT (State Bar No. 104929) BRONSON, BRONSON & McKINNON 505 MontgoEery Street
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Petitioners are the following:
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Hospital; and (c~ The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford
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Junior University {hereinafter collectively called the
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Company, One Market Plaza, Spear street Tower, 32nd Floor, San
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Francisco, California 94105 (hereinafter called the "Debtor").
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Petitioners hold claims against the Debtor, not contingent as to
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liability and not subject to bona fide dispute amounting to, in
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The nature and amount of Petitioners' claims are as
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Federal Express Corporation holds a claim
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exceeding $32,000,000.00 for moneys advanced to Debtor, which
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moneys should have been used for remission to the appropriate tax
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authorities, but were not so used.
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actions, in excess of $32,000,000.00 is owed by Debtor to Federal
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exceeding $1,700,000.00 for moneys advanced to Debtor, which
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moneys should have been used for remission to the appropriate
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authorities, but were not so used.
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actions, in excess of $1/700,000.00 is owed by Debtor to Stanford
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Junior University holds a claim exceeding $296,000.00 for moneys ,/
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advanced to Debtor, which moneys should have been used for·(Ur-"
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remission to the appropriate tax authorities, but were not
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used.
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is owed by Debtor to The Board of Trustees of The Leland Stanfo~
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Junior University.
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The Debtor1s principal place of business or
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principal assets have been within this district for the 180 days
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preceding the filing of this petition or for a longer portion of
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the 180 days preceding the filing of this petition than in any
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other district.
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The Debtor is a person against whom an order for
relief may be entered under Title 11, United states Code.
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not paying its debts which
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dispute as they become due as
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indicated by the
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a Delaware corporation Address: 505 Montgomery Street san I CA 94111-2514
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petition l declare under penalty of perjury that tbe 5
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the attorneys for the petitioner named in the forgoing
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petition, declare under penalty of perjury that the
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foregoing is true and correct according to the best of
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my knowledge, information and belief. Executed on March ~
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