238 Or. App. 65 - Marker v. Marker’s Empirical Analysis

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1. “"1. Defendant Robert Marker shall purchase all of [Kevin's] shares in defendant Marker Industries, Inc., for their fair value and under the following terms: "1.1 This court will determine the value with the assistance of [an appraiser], appointed by the court's order filed July 2, 2007, under the terms of that order. "1.2 The purchase order shall be consummated within 20 days after the appraisal is complete, unless before that time Marker Industries, Inc., files with this court a notice of its intention to dissolve, and articles of dissolution are properly filed with the Secretary of State within 50 days after the filing of the notice with this court. "1.3 This court will retain jurisdiction to enforce this purchase order by, among other remedies, ordering that Marker Industries, Inc., be dissolved if the purchase is not completed as this court sets out in this judgment. "* * * * * "IT IS FURTHER ADJUDGED that defendant Marker Industries, Inc., have judgment against plaintiff on its claim for conversion in the sum of $15,031, which amount shall be used as a set of [ sic ] against the purchase of plaintiff's shares of stock."”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Marker v. Marker

2. “"1. All parties will cooperate in whatever manner required by the appraiser and members of his staff, including, without limitation, provide to the appraiser all information and documents requested; provide to the appraiser unrestricted access to the corporation's assets wherever located; and provide to the appraiser unrestricted access to information in the hands of the corporation's service providers such as accountants. "2. The attorneys for the parties will not initiate communication or attempt to initiate communication with the appraiser. "3. The appraiser will begin work immediately upon his appointment under this order. "4. The appraiser will provide this court with his opinion of the fair value of the stock held by plaintiff Kevin Marker in the corporation as of July 31, 2006[, the date Kevin was forced out of the corporation]."”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Marker v. Marker

3. “"1. Clarify that the 20-day period set forth in paragraph 1.2 of the general judgment entered herein will commence when the court makes its final determination of value pursuant to paragraph 1.1 of the general judgment, and that the appraisal is not `complete' before entry of that order. "2. Set a date for hearing to afford the parties the opportunity to submit additional testimony, evidence and argument regarding the value of defendant Marker Industries, Inc., including an opportunity to argue which of the two value determinations made by the appraiser are appropriate for consideration by the court under the circumstances."”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Marker v. Marker