With this collections and foreclosure action, all assets of BioAgra which were collateralized for the moneys over and beyond the original $1.5 million that VytaCorp contributed in the beginning, will go to VytaCorp.

Justin Holdings had not contributed one penny to the effort. Their original assessed value of contribution is in technology and conceptual product designs which was valued to equal the $1.5 million that VytaCorp agreed to pay to form the partnership.

Justin Holdings has not paid any additional funds whereas VytaCorp has put in an additional $4+ million dollars.

This foreclosure action results in all of BioAgra's assets to be taken by VytaCorp.

Justin Holdings would not be part of the wholly owned subsidiary that VytaCorp would place all foreclosed assets.

Justin Holdings would not receive any disbursements from VytaCorp or the wholly owned subsidiary.

If Justin Holdings had contributed an equal amount of moneys that VytaCorp had contributed, this action would not be neccessary.

So, to answer your two questions.

1) No, Justin Holdings will not receive any dividend distributions and furthermore, Justin Holdings will be not part of the business anymore.

2) The foreclosure action is the legal avenue that VytaCorp has taken to take possession of the assets from a partner who has contributed no additional funding.

Kent