Bowers & Merena Auctions, LLC v. Lull (In Re Lull)

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• question is whether transferee \knew nor should have known of the fraudulent nature of the transfer\
• “Under [HRS] section 490:9-108(b), collateral is reasonably identified if the identification is by: ‘(1) specific listing; (2) category; (3) [and] . . . a type of 7 Comment 9, titled “Priority in Fixtures: Judicial Liens,” provides: Subsection (e)(3

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