CHEMTEX, LLC v. St. Anthony Enterprises, Inc.

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• “[W]hen a defendant is under no independent duty, even alleged ignorance of obvious warning signs of fraud will not suffice to adequately allege ‘actual knowledge.’”
• defendant lender entered into factoring agreements with defendant predecessor company and then with defendant successor company; lender’s knowledge that (1) $231,000 in [successor company’s] accounts receivable bore an invoice date prior to the execution of [its] Factoring Agreement; (2

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