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CaseNo: 34-40392, Defendant: Richard H. Morrow, Plaintiff: SEC, State: WA Washington, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>34-40392, Offering, Securities, Exchange Act, Investors, Offering Deadline, Morrow, Compensation, Sales, Commission, Violation, Partnership, Exchange Act Rule, Broker-dealer, Anticipated Compensation, Disclose, Weston, Park Florida, Private Placement, Proceeding, Law Judge, General Partner, Extension, Ppm, Committing, Future Violation, Minimum Proceeds, Materials, Assurances, Investment Adviser, Equity Kicker , ContentID: 120247221

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1 1998-09-02 SEC COMMISSION OPINION
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1 . SEC COMMISSION OPINION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
SECURITIES
EXCHANGE ACT
INVESTORS
OFFERING DEADLINE
MORROW
COMPENSATION
SALES
COMMISSION
VIOLATION
PARTNERSHIP
EXCHANGE ACT RULE
BROKER-DEALER
ANTICIPATED COMPENSATION
DISCLOSE
WESTON
PARK FLORIDA
PRIVATE PLACEMENT
PROCEEDING
LAW JUDGE
GENERAL PARTNER
EXTENSION
PPM
COMMITTING
FUTURE VIOLATION
MINIMUM PROCEEDS
MATERIALS
ASSURANCES
INVESTMENT ADVISER
EQUITY KICKER
                          SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                                   Washington, D.C.

          SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
          Rel. No. 40392 / September 2, 1998

          Admin. Proc. File No. 3-8304

                                            :
                   In the Matter of         :
                                            :
                  RICHARD H. MORROW         :
                                            :
                                            :

          OPINION OF THE COMMISSION

               BROKER-DEALER PROCEEDING

                    Grounds for Remedial Action

                         Offer and Sale of Securities Beyond Offering
                         Deadline

                         Failure to Disclose Anticipated Compensation from
                         Sale of Securities

                    Registered representative offered and sold limited
                    partnership interests in private placement offering
                    beyond offering deadline and failed to disclose to
                    investors information regarding his anticipated
                    compensation for those sales.  Held, it is in the
                    public interest to suspend the registered
                    representative from association with any broker or
                    dealer for one year and to order him to cease and
                    desist from committing or causing any violation or
                    future violation of Section 10(b) of the Securities
                    Exchange Act of 1934, Exchange Act Rule 10b-9, and
                    Sections 17(a)(2) and (3) of the Securities Act of
                    1933.

          APPEARANCES:

               Mitchell A. Margo and Joe D. Jacobson, Green, Schaaf &
          Margo, P.C., for Richard H. Morrow.

               Charles V. Senatore, Mitchell E. Herr, Glenn A. Harris, and
          Terence M. Tennant, for the Division of Enforcement.

SNIPPETS:
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
  • Offer and Sale of Securities Beyond Offering
  • Failure to Disclose Anticipated Compensation from
  • beyond offering deadline and failed to disclose to
  • future violation of Section 10of the Securities
  • The Division of Enforcement appeals from the decision of an administrative law judge in a
  • The law judge determined that Morrow offered and sold securities beyond the deadline set
  • He further determined that Morrow failed to disclose "properly" his anticipated compensation
  • The law judge ordered Morrow to cease and desist from committing or causing any violation or
  • He also suspended Morrow from association with any broker, dealer, municipal securities
  • This proceeding stems from Morrow's participation in a private placement offering of limited
  • Pratt served as principal of Keystone Financial Holdings, Inc., which was Park Florida's
  • If the minimum is not raised by that date, the offering expires and all funds already placed
  • If the minimum proceeds are raised by the date set forth in the offering circular, the
  • Thereafter, Morrow asked Robert Weston, another Anchor registered representative, to review
  • Morrow testified that he received a "five or six percent" commission on those sales.
  • By letter dated November 28, 1989, Kelner provided Morrow with five numbered copies of the
  • Morrow stated that Weston's materials were "self explanatory in nature" and that interested
  • He explained that Weston and Pratt had told him that they "were applying" for an extension
  • Morrow cites the law judge's statements that "Morrow negligently relied on verbal assurances
  • The "equity kicker" would entitle Morrow to a portion of the profit resulting from the
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