· 2/20/2002
Hechinger Investment Co. v. Fleet Retail Finance Group
Citations
- 274 B.R. 71
- 2002 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2960
- 2002 WL 243301
How courts have described this case
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- applying Resorts and holding that payment for shares of stock was an unavoidable settlement payment
- finding a settlement payment where Chase Mellon Financial Services was used as a disbursing agent to pay shareholders in a leveraged buyout
- court looks beyond multi-component transfers to the essence of the transaction and its net effect
- unjust enrichment claim barred where it \effectively acts as an avoidance claim against the shareholders in a transaction that the court has already found is an unavoidable settlement payment\
- “At the moment a corporation becomes insolvent, however, the insolvency triggers fiduciary duties for directors for the benefit of creditors.”
- “The Committee seeks the same remedy under its unjust enrichment claim as that sought under its fraudulent transfer claim — to avoid the transactions and recover payments that were made in exchange for the tender of Hechinger shares by Hechinger shareholders.”
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Judges: McKELVIE
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