Hello,
I recently heard Nick Tang in a presentation state that a law was passed in 2006 making a dry double-close illegal. As I understand it, a dry double-close is where the A-B transaction is funded by the money brought to the table for the B-C transaction--in other words, B need not bring any money.
I meant to ask, but didn't, if that was a Federal law or a NJ law.
Anyone?
Thanks,
Fritz
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