· 11/6/1978
Constitutionality of Cost-Insurance-Freight Basis of Customs Valuation
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- holding that Rule 9(b) applies to the Minnesota Uniform Transfer Act
- concluding an unsupported allegation that the interest rate debtor received was above the market rate did not satisfy the plaintiff’s burden to plead lack of reasonably equivalent value for the repayment of similar financing arrangements in the debtor’s specific market
- in a claw-back case involving pre-bankruptcy interest payments made by Petters Consumer Brands (\PCB\
- in a claw-back case involving pre-bankruptcy interest payments made by Petters Consumer Brands (“PCB”
- Minnesota Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act
- providing further background on Polaroid’s bankruptcy
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