Gerschick v. Pounds

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• inadequacy of price, taken in connection with other circumstances of suspicious nature, raises presumption of fraud
• evidence supported a finding that debtor intended to defraud creditor when debtor “rush recorded” a quitclaim deed of his property to his wife after a hearing and two days prior to the entry of a judgment against him
• evidence supported a finding that debtor intended to defraud creditor when debtor “rush recorded” a quitclaim deed of his property to his wife after a hearing and two days prior to the entry of a judgment against him

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