LEGGOONS INC
8-K, 1996-07-02
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               SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

                     WASHINGTON D.C.  20549

                            FORM 8-K



       Current Report Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of
              the Securities Exchange Act of 1934



                Date of Report:        June 12, 1996
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                  (Date of earliest event reported)


                       Leggoons, Inc.
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     (Exact Name of Registrant as Specified in its Charter




   Missouri                0-22574              43-1239043
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  (State of              (Commission         (I.R.S. Employer
Incorporation)            File No.)          Identification No.)





             400 South Lindell, Vandalia, MO  63382
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     (Address and Zip Code of Principal Executive Offices)






Registrant's  telephone number including area code:   (314)  594-6418

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ITEM 2.   ACQUISITION OR DISPOSITION OF ASSETS
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      On February 5, 1996, James S. Clinton, current president of
the   Company   presented  a  written  proposal   to   Infinitron
Investments International, Inc. ("Infinitron") wherein he  stated
that  he  was offering to purchase all the assets of the Company,
prior to the consummation of the transaction contemplated by  the
Stock Acquisition Agreement entered into between the Company  and
Infinitron   Investments  International,  Inc.  (the  "Infinitron
Transaction)  in  consideration of  the  assumption  of  all  the
liabilities  of the Company, prior to the Infinitron Transaction.
The  purpose for the sale was that the business operation of  the
Company  were  failing and that after the Infinitron  Transaction
the  focus  of the Company would be strictly on the  business  of
Infinitron.  Mr. Clinton presented his proposal to Infinitron  as
the   Stock   Acquisition  Agreement  between  the  Company   and
Infinitron precludes such sale without the prior consent  of  the
Infinitron.

      On March 15, 1996, Infinitron informed Mr. Clinton that  it
would  not  object to the sale.  On March 15, 1996,  Mr.  Clinton
presented  his offer to the Company's board of directors  and  on
March  18,  1996 the disinterested members of the board  accepted
the  offer.   According to the terms of the  offer,  Mr.  Clinton
formed  a  new company, called Leggoons Corporation,  a  Nebraska
corporation,  which will purchase all the assets of  the  Company
outstanding  as  of  the  date  of  the  closing  of   the   sale
(approximately $482,374 in current assets and $344,774  in  other
assets  at  February  29,  1996) for  the  consideration  of  the
assumption   of  all  liabilities  on  such  date  (approximately
$1,901,416 at February 29, 1996).  The assets to be purchased  by
Mr.   Clinton  include  the  "Leggoons"  trademark  as  well  the
Licensing Agreement between the Company and Mr. Tamsky.

      The  sale  of  assets  closed  on  June  12,  1996.   As  a
requirement for the closing, the Company's legal counsel provided
an opinion which states that the current creditors of the Company
have  no legal right to bring an action against Infinitron,  Inc.
for  any  liability incurred by the Company prior to the sale  of
assets.   In  addition, the opinion states that as  the  sale  of
assets  was  for the benefit of creditors', shareholder  approval
prior  to  the  sale  was not required.  The  sale  was  effected
because  upon the consummation of the Infinitron Transaction  and
the  election of the new directors provided in Proposal One,  the
focus  of  management's attention will be  on  the  expansion  of
Infinitron's technology and not on the apparel operations.

ITEM 7.   FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND EXHIBITS.

 10.1     Assignment for Benefit of Creditors

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                           SIGNATURES

      Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities and Exchange
Act  of  1934, the Registrant has duly caused this report  to  be
signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.


(Registrant)                       LEGGOONS, INC.

BY (Signature)                     /s/ Steven D. Walters
(Date)                             June 27, 1996          
(Name and Title)                   Steven D. Walters
                                   Chief Financial Officer




(6-12-96.8-k)



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             ASSIGNMENT FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS
                              
                              
      THIS  ASSIGNMENT is made and entered into on June  12,
1996, by and between LEGGOONS, INC., a corporation organized
and  existing under the laws of Missouri, with its principal
place  of  business  at 400 South Lindell Street,  Vandalia,
Audrain  County, Missouri, 63382,  herein after referred  to
as "Debtor," and LEGGOONS, INC., a corporation organized and
existing  under  the  laws of Nebraska, with  its  principal
office  located  at  40 Ginger Cove Road,  Valley,   Douglas
County,  Nebraska,  68064,   herein  after  referred  to  as
"Assignee."

                          RECITALS
      A.   Debtor is in such financial condition that it  is
unable at the present time to pay the claims and demands  of
its secured and unsecured creditors.
      B.   It is desirable and necessary that an arrangement
be  made,  without  the intervention of  legal  proceedings,
namely  Bankruptcy, for the liquidation of Debtor's  assets,
whereby  all  its  creditors shall  share  and  share  alike
without any preference or priority, other than that provided
by  perfected security interests,  provided by law,  and  by
the terms and provisions of this Agreement.
     In consideration of the matters described above, and of
the  mutual  benefits  and obligations  set  forth  in  this
Agreement, the parties hereto agree as follows:

                         SECTION ONE
                         ASSIGNMENT
       Debtor  sells,  assigns,  transfers,  sets-over   and
delivers to Assignee all of Debtor's property of every  kind
and  nature whatsoever and where so ever located, including,
but not by way of limitation, the following:
      A.    All  of Debtor's equipment, fixtures  and  trade
fixtures,  furniture,  furnishings,  tools  and  appliances,
together with all affixed accessions and parts.


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     B.   All goods, wares, merchandise and all inventory of
whatsoever kind, type or nature, including, but not  limited
to,  goods and property that (1) are held by Debtor for sale
or  lease  or  (2) are furnished or are to be  furnished  by
Debtor  under  any contract of service or (3)  are  held  by
Debtor  as work in process or materials used or consumed  in
its  business,  and  all  proceeds  of  the  sale  or  other
disposition of the sale.
      C.    All  Debtor's  books of account  and  accounting
records of every kind and nature, without limitation.
      D.    All  Debtor's relevant corporate records  and/or
other documents.
      E.   All rights of every kind to payment of money owed
to Debtor, whether due or to become due herein after.
     F.   All accounts and all proceeds of accounts.
     G.   All chattel paper, instruments, documents, general
intangibles and their proceeds; all money, including cash on
deposit and cash on hand; all bank accounts and all deposits
maintained  with any person, including, but not limited  to,
funds  on  deposit with financial institutions  and  utility
companies.
      H.    Real  property located in Missouri,  which  real
property  Debtor agrees to convey forthwith to  Assignee  by
good  and sufficient quitclaim deeds.  (See also Exhibit  A,
attached hereto and made a part hereof by this reference.)

                         SECTION TWO
                         CONDITIONS
      A.    Under Exhibit B, attached hereto and made a part
hereof  by  this reference, Debtor has provided  Assignee  a
written  schedule listing the name and address of  each  and
every  known  creditor, together with  the  amount  of  each
creditor's claim.
      B.    Nothing in this assignment is intended to change
or modify any legal rights, liens or security interests that
Debtor's   creditors  may  have.   Assignee   accepts   this
assignment and takes Debtor's property subject to all valid,
enforceable and perfected security interests or other liens.
      C.    Subject  to the related contract rights  of  any
secured  creditors, Assignee shall convert Debtor's property
into  cash  for  the  benefit of the  creditors  of  Debtor.

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Except  as provided by the laws of the United States  and/or
Missouri,   that   are  applicable  to  the  administration,
liquidation and distribution of insolvent estates  that  are
not in proceedings initiated in the United States Bankruptcy
Courts,  the  proceeds of the subject  property  are  to  be
distributed in accordance with the applicable provisions of,
in  the  amounts  limited by, and in the order  of  priority
established  by,  the  Act of Congress known  as  Bankruptcy
Reform  Act  of  1978,  as amended  by  the  Bankruptcy  Act
Amendments,   and   more   particularly   those    statutory
provisions, to the extent applicable, contained in Title  11
of  the  United States Code,  502, 503, 507 and  726,  which
are incorporated herein by reference.
      D.    No claims shall be allowed and paid unless filed
in  writing with Assignee within the time fixed by Assignee,
WHICH  SHALL NOT BE LATER THAN JULY 12, 1996.  Tardily filed
claims  shall be allowed to participate in and to receive  a
distribution in accordance with the provisions  relating  to
tardily  filed  claims under Title 11 of the  United  States
Code,   726.  A copy of the "CLAIM FORM" is attached  hereto
as Exhibit C, and made a part hereof by this reference.
      E.    To  the  extent any property held subject  to  a
security  interest or lien is sold by Assignee, the proceeds
of  the sale, after deducting expenses of the sale, shall be
paid by Assignee to the secured party in accordance with the
terms  and  provisions  of  such  security  agreements   for
application on the secured party's indebtedness.
      F.    Notwithstanding any provision contained in  this
Agreement  to  the contrary, the claim of Assignee  for  its
services rendered in connection with this Agreement, to  the
extent  it  shall  not  otherwise  be  compensated  for  its
services  from  its fees and commissions as provided  below,
together  with  all  costs and expenses incurred  by  it  in
connection with such services, including fees of accountants
and  attorneys  who  shall render professional  services  to
Assignee  and  Debtor  in connection with  this  assignment,
shall  be  paid in full before any distribution is  made  to
Debtor's unsecured creditors.
      G.    Debtor represents that the schedule of creditors
(Exhibit  B) furnished to Assignee by Debtor lists  all  the
claims  known to be owing by Debtor that are to  participate
in  the distribution provided for under this Agreement under
the  laws  of  Missouri and the Bankruptcy  Code.   Assignee
agrees  to allow any other bona fide creditor of Debtor  not

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listed  in the schedule to participate under this assignment
in  accordance with the provisions of Paragraph  D  of  this
Section  Two.  Assignee shall not be liable for all  or  any
part  of the claim of any creditor who has failed to file  a
claim  with  Assignee in accordance with the  provisions  of
Paragraph  D.   If any dividends to creditors  shall  remain
unclaimed  for  a  period  of one  year  after  issuance  by
Assignee  of the final dividend checks, a reasonable  amount
of  the dividends shall become the property of Assignee  and
used  to  supplement  its  fees  for  services  rendered  in
administering  this  agreement, and  the  balance  shall  be
distributed  to  those creditors whose claims  shall  remain
unpaid.
      H.    After all costs and expenses, including attorney
fees and accountants' fees and those claims of other persons
rendering  professional  services  in  connection  with  the
administration of this Agreement, have been  paid  in  full,
and   after  all  claims  for  services  rendered  and   all
commissions and fees of Assignee have been paid in full, and
after  all  claims of creditors have been paid in full,  the
balance of the proceeds of the liquidation of the assets  of
Debtor, if any, shall be paid by Assignee to Debtor.
      I.    It  is  expressly  covenanted  and  agreed  that
Assignee  shall operate Debtor's business, if at  all,  only
for  such period of time and in such manner as Assignee,  in
its  sole and absolute discretion, shall determine to be  in
the   best  interests  of  Debtor  and  its  creditors   and
consistent with the orderly liquidation of Debtor's assets.
       J.    Debtor  irrevocably  appoints  and  constitutes
Assignee as its attorney-in-fact, authorizing it in the name
of  Debtor or in its own name, or otherwise, as the case may
require, to do any and all acts, matters and things to carry
into   effect  the  intent,  meaning  and  spirit  of   this
assignment.  Without limiting the foregoing, and subject  to
prior   rights   of  secured  creditors,  Debtor   expressly
authorizes Assignee to sign the name of Debtor to any check,
draft,  promissory  note or other instrument  or  commercial
paper,  which is payable to the order of debtor or to  which
debtor  is  a party, and in debtor's name, and to apply  for
any  refunds or deposits, or enforce any claims whenever  in
the  sole  and absolute discretion of Assignee it  shall  be
necessary  to  carry  into  effect  the  purposes  of   this
assignment.
      K.   Debtor will, from time to time, make, execute and
deliver to Assignee, such conveyances, assignments and other
instruments in writing as Assignee may request,  and  Debtor

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will  take all steps and do all things requested by Assignee
to  put  Assignee in full ownership, possession, and control
of  all of Debtor's assets, subject to the rights of secured
creditors  as set forth in Paragraph B of this Section  Two,
and  will  assist and cooperate with Assignee in  every  way
requested  by it in carrying out the intent and  purpose  of
this Agreement.
      L.    Assignee accepts the trust created  pursuant  to
this  Agreement,  and  agrees that it  will  faithfully  and
without delay execute the trust according to the best of its
skill, knowledge, and ability.
      M.    Assignee shall be compensated for its assumption
of  the  trust  created by this Agreement and shall  receive
reasonable compensation for its services.
      IN  WITNESS WHEREOF, each party to this Agreement  has
caused it to be executed as indicated below.

(Date)          EXECUTED THIS   12th  day of June, 1996.

(Registrant)    LEGGOONS, INC.

BY (Signature)  /s/ James S. Clinton

(Date)          EXECUTED THIS   12th  day of June, 1996.

(Registant)     LEGGOONS, INC.

BY (Signature)  /s/ James S. Clinton



STATE OF NEBRASKA   ]
                    ]        ss                    
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS   ]

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This  foregoing  instrument was  acknowledged  before  me  a

Notary Public this 12th day of June, 1996,

by JAMES S. CLINTON, President of Leggoons, Inc.,

a  Missouri corporation, and admitted to me to be  his  free

and voluntary act.




BY (Signature)                   /s/ Karen M. Pohl
(Title)                          Notary Public


STATE OF NEBRASKA     ]
                      ]  ss
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS     ]

This  foregoing  instrument was  acknowledged  before  me  a

Notary Public this 12th day of June, 1996,

by JAMES S. CLINTON, President of Leggoons, Inc., a Nebraska

corporation,  and  admitted  to  me  to  be   his  free  and

voluntary act.




BY (Signature)                     /s/ Karen M. Pohl
(Title)                            Notary Public














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