By concealing the true purchase price from the banks, Alizadeh
received substantial amounts of cash, sometimes millions of dollars, at the close of escrow and avoided making the full down payment or, in some instances, any down payment.
He further concluded that, as completion
of the sale agreements approached in April 2005, and the directors came to appreciate that the club would have insufficient funds from the completion monies with which to make a
substantial additional payment to E, all that had been agreed between them was the principle that he should
receive a
substantial payment as soon as the club was in a position to make it, out
of monies flowing to the club from the claimant companies in connection with the project, but that no specific
amount had been agreed, nor any requests made to the claimants that they should bear the burden, either in terms
of cash flow or expense sharing.