Herzog v. Sunarhauserman (In Re Network 90°, Inc.)

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• “[W]hat is crucial to the finding of earmarking in these circumstances is ... the debtor’s lack of control over the funds received and forwarded to the existing creditor.”
• foundation of the earmarking doctrine lies in the debtor’s control over property transferred

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