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N.D. Texas· 6/11/2014

In re 1701 Commerce, LLC

Citations

  • 511 B.R. 812
  • 2014 WL 2615016
  • 2014 Bankr. LEXIS 2560

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  • noting that the “overwhelming majority of courts” have held that bankruptcy schedules can be treated as judicial admissions
  • finding three badges of fraud insufficient to infer actual intent, two of which were insolvency and pending litigation badges
  • finding three badges of fraud insufficient to infer actual intent, two of which were insolvency and pending litigation badges
  • finding three badges of fraud insufficient to infer actual intent, two of which were insolvency and pending litigation badges
  • finding three badges of fraud insufficient to infer actual intent, two of which were insolvency and pending litigation badges
  • finding three badges of fraud insufficient to infer actual intent, two of which were insolvency and pending litigation badges

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Judges: Lynn

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