I don't think this could possibly get more interesting.
And if, as Doug says, they did everything legally and the obligations of Mastro remain with Mastro, then why is he still involved in making arrangements and trying to pay off Mastro consignors and saying that Legendary wanted to get the Mastro business wrapped up as quickly as they could?
Which is it? If the debts are legally not Legendary's, as they claim, then why the ongoing involvement in those payments?
Go back to Adam's post above about personal liability. That's the only context in which this makes sense.
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