· 6/24/1992
Garden State Standardbred Sales Co. v. Seese
Citations
- 611 A.2d 1239
- 417 Pa. Super. 15
- 1992 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1713
How courts have described this case
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- debtor has burden to establish he or she received fair consideration in return for a transfer
- court ruled that garnishment proceedings may not be used to invalidate an allegedly fraudulent conveyance
- “It is well settled that Pennsylvania subscribes to the majority view which holds that entireties property is unavailable to satisfy the claims of the creditor of only one of the tenants.”
- “It is well settled that Pennsylvania subscribes to the majority view which holds that entireties property is unavailable to satisfy the claims of the creditor of only one of the tenants.”
- “It is well settled that Pennsylvania subscribes to the majority view which holds that entireties property is unavailable to satisfy the claims of the creditor of only one of the tenants.”
- fraudulent deposits appear to remain in entireties account
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Judges: Sole, Tamilia, Hester
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