Eder v. Queen City Grain, Inc. (In Re Queen City Grain, Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• termination of lease between debtor and landlord amounted to “transfer” of an interest in property
• “for purposes of § 550(b)(1), the legislative intent was limited to closing the door on attempts to immunize a questionable transaction through the involvement of a third party”
• “There is just no getting away from the fact that upon the termination of [the debtor’s] lease, there was a ‘parting with ... an interest in property,’ for after the termination of the lease [the debtor] no longer had an interest in the [property].”
• “There is just no getting away from the fact that upon the termination of [the debt- or’s] lease, there was a parting with...an interest in property’, for after the termination of the lease [the debtor] no longer had an interest in [the property].”
• lease termination between two related corporations
• lease termination was fraudulent transfer

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).