Bell Flavors & Fragrances, Inc. v. Andrew (In Re Loretto Winery, Ltd.)

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• concluding that § 547(a)(2)(C) was not satisfied when “[t]he record of prior conduct of the debtor and transferee is so random and haphaz- ard that it yields no reasonable, ascertainable boundaries”
• settled principle of construction that statute not be rendered inoperative or superfluous, and all the words employed by Congress to be given effect

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