appointed the receiver in both lawsuits. The receiver's actions, including the payment and distribution of funds from the receiverships, were approved by the courts. (Defs.' Ex. 10, Order for Accounting & Receiver.) Some of the money recovered through the receiverships was transferred to the Florida Fund as partial reimbursement for the loans. (Defs. Ex. 12, Robinson Reconciliation; Defs.' Ex. 13, Claims/Trust Reconciliation.)
*1201 As a means of recouping some of its title insurance losses, ATGF and the Florida Fund conducted a variety of salvage operations. The defendants formed a subsidiary, Advantage Properties, for the purpose of holding any real estate that was acquired through the salvage efforts. The salvage operations included a variety of techniques such as simply taking assignments of properties from Robinson and McAllister and selling orWhat is really going on in politics? Get our daily email briefing straight to your inbox Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Invalid Email

Ed Miliband has been filmed giving a homeless man £10 after being pointed towards a cash machine by a group of teenagers.

The former Labour leader , apparently travelling alone, came across a man, apparently in his thirties, outside Kentish Town tube station in London.

He was spotted leaving the station by Rob Braban, 18, and a group of friends, who had bought the rough sleeper some snacks and water.

In the video, Mr Miliband is seen stopping to talk to the man and asking about his circumstances.

The homeless man explained to Mr Miliband that he's usually based