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1 <br />EXHIBIT D (Cont'd) <br />1 <br />June 7, 1961 - Letter was written by the President of <br />the Robinson Brick and Tile Company to the Vice-President <br />' of Sedalia Land Company stating that their proposal was <br />not acceptable. <br />' August 27, 1964 - The Robinson Brick and Tile Company <br />received a letter from the Vice-President of Sedalia Land <br />' Company advising that as owner and successor so-called <br />1 clay lease dated September 29, 1954, was terminated as of <br />September 29, 1964, for the following reasons: <br />' a) Paragraph 8 of said lease by the terms of which <br />i <br />Lessor as well as Lessee are lawfully vested <br />' with mutual and reciprocal rights to cancel <br />' and terminate said lease, effective on the <br />anniversary date. <br />' b) Lessee had committed irreparable waste and <br /> destruction to said land. <br />' c) Lessee had created a hazardous and unsuitable <br />' condition and otherwise rendered said land <br /> wholly unfit for any and all other purposes <br />' and thus had violated the implied covenants of <br /> said lease. <br />' September 8, 1964 - Letter was written by The Robinson <br /> Brick and Tile Company's General Counsel replying to the <br />' <br /> letter from the Vice-President of Sedalia Land Company <br />' dated August 27, 1964. General Counsel explained the terms <br /> of the lease and company's position, <br />1 <br /> - 7 - <br /> <br />