Loan and capital accounts of the firm of Viola, Virginia and Vivian just prior to liquidation show: Viola, Loan P 50,000 Viola, Capital (40%) 275,000 Virginia, Capital (30%) Vivian, Capital 257,500 (30%) 567,500
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