Hunter v. Society Bank & Trust (In Re Parker Steel Co.)

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• noting that Sixth Circuit authority interpreting § 547(b)(5) ordinarily requires the Trustee to construct a “hypothetical chapter 7 distribution” but that such analysis was not required under the facts presented to the court
• A party should be permitted to rely on the post-petition payments, authorized by the cash collateral order, as being final.
• where debtor corporation had actual intent to defraud creditors when transfers made by debtor on bank credit line and note personally guaranteed by principal who directed payments, fraudulent intent imputed to principal
• “Defendant should be permitted to rely on the post-petition payments, authorized by the cash collateral order, as being final. The court will not, then, avoid these payments.”

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