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Seaview: receiver Edward Denton鈥檚 declaration, ECF 18-13

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10 聽 46. FourLeaf approved of this sale at this price, and the Receiver entered into a purchase agreement with the current buyer. 47. At no time during the receivership did the Debtor directly or through its Virginia counsel object to the purchase agreement with the current buyer or the sale price to the current buyer. 48. FourLeaf filed a motion to approve the sale of the Property to the current buyer. That motion and a notice of hearing were served on the Debtor through its Virginia counsel. Counsel for the Debtor attended the hearing before the Virginia Circuit Court on FourLeaf鈥檚 motion to approve. At that hearing, the Debtor did not voice any objections of any sort to the current buyer, the terms of sale, or the $9,050,000 price. The Debtor presented no evidence or witnesses in opposition to this motion, and it made no arguments in opposition to the motion. 49. The Virginia Circuit Court entered an order approving the sale to the current buyer on December 3, 2025. I have attached a true and complete copy of that order as Exhibit 5. Current Purchase Agreement may be at Risk 50. The closing of the sale of the Property to the current buyer was scheduled for January 8, 2026. 51. As a result of the stay in this bankruptcy case, that closing cannot occur. This bankruptcy case prevents satisfaction of conditions precedent to the closing; therefore, this bankruptcy case has put the sale to the current buyer at risk. 52. It is imperative that the sale to the current buyer close. 53. The Debtor鈥檚 CRO has taken the position that somehow he can produce a sale of the Property at a price well in excess of $9,050,000. That obviously is pure speculation and perhaps fantasy. The best evidence of value of the Property is the two purchase agreements with Case 25-23251-MEH Doc 18-13 Filed 12/22/25 Entered 12/22/25 20:08:18 Desc Affidavit Page 10 of 16 ANN public copy | complete ECF 18-13 | combined source PDF 233/478
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