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Volume 44, Issue No. 1 (Spring, 2011)
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Bankruptcy Law - Whether a Debtor-in-Possession Can avoid a Pre-Petition Real Property Foreclosure that Complies with State Law and is Non-Collusive on the Grounds that the Foreclosure Constituted a Preferential Transfer
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Bankruptcy Law - Whether a Debtor-in-Possession Can avoid a Pre-Petition Real Property Foreclosure that Complies with State Law and is Non-Collusive on the Grounds that the Foreclosure Constituted a Preferential Transfer

Whittle Dev., Inc. v. Branch Banking Trust Co. (In Re Whittle Dev., Inc.), Case No. 10-37084-HDH-11, Adv. No. 11-03150, 2011 Bankr. LEXIS 2956 (Bankr. N.D. Tex. July 27, 2011)

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Bfp v. Resolution Trust Corp. Supreme Court DecisionChapter 7 Liquidation Distribution RuleFair and Proper Price StandardFederalism Concerns In BankruptcyFraudulent Conveyance DoctrineOptimal Approach Concept (State Interests Secured)Pre-Petition Foreclosure Avoidance DoctrinePreference Avoidance Test (Creditor Received More Under Sale Than Under Chapter 7)Preferential Transfer DoctrineReasonably Equivalent Value StandardSection 547(B) of The Bankruptcy CodeSection 548 of The Bankruptcy CodeSection 548(A)(2) of The Bankruptcy CodeState Foreclosure Law Compliance StandardSubsection 547(B)(5)(A) of The Bankruptcy Code
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