Burtch v. Detroit Forming, Inc. (In Re Archway Cookies)

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a 4.9-day difference in payment timing between the pre- and post-Preference Period was not material
• holding that a 4.9-day difference in payment timing between the pre- and post-Preference Period was not material
• holding that difference of 4.9 days in the number of days to payment in the historical period and the preference period was not material
• holding that 5-day difference in average days to pay is “not material”
• communications threatening to withhold shipments that occurred several months prior to preference period can make similar threats during preference period “within the ordinary course”
• “[T]he subjective test reviews the transactions between the debtor and the defendant, not a debtor’s transactions with all of its creditors.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).