The Atlanta Lawyer August/September 2014 | Page 27

SLIP Student Essays
rather than the actual owner. Additionally, Abramski claims to
be confused about the difference between a straw buyer and
a true buyer, the form in which he falsely claimed himself as
the true buyer had an example of the difference between the
two as well as bolded emphasis on who was considered an
actual buyer. If any confusion still existed on Abramski’s part
even after multiple explicit descriptions of the dissimilarity
between a true buyer and a straw buyer, the store clerk should
have been there with some knowledge of the difference had
Abramski bothered