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· 8/24/1987

Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. v. Martinez Almodovar

Citations

  • 671 F. Supp. 851
  • 1987 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9093

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  • finding fraudulent conveyance claim not to be a tort for purposes of choosing appropriate statute of limitations
  • finding fraudulent conveyance claim not to be a tort for purposes of choosing appropriate statute of limitations
  • “This principle is essentially the same as the general doctrine applicable to tortious conduct involving harm intentionally inflicted set out in Restatement (Second
  • “This principle is essentially the same as the general doctrine applicable to tortious conduct involving harm intentionally inflicted set out in Restatement (Second
  • the applicable statute of limitations in fraudulent conveyance action is six-year term for contract actions, rather than a three-year term applicable to actions for money damages founded upon a tort

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Judges: Perez-Gimenez

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