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In Re Butler

Citations

  • 552 N.W.2d 226
  • 1996 WL 445152

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  • holding Fraudulent Transfer Act does not apply to regularly conducted, non-eollusive cancellations of contract for deed
  • stating that in contrast to a mortgage foreclosure sale, cancellation of a contract for deed restores full ownership to vendor and terminates all rights between the parties to the contract for deed
  • stating that in contrast to a mortgage foreclosure sale, cancellation of a contract for deed restores full ownership to vendor and terminates all rights between the parties to the contract for deed
  • outlining two situations where transfer made without receiving reasonably equivalent value is constructively fraudulent
  • recognizing the property rights of vendors and mortgagees
  • “The intention of the drafters of a uniform act becomes the legislative intent upon enactment.”

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Judges: Anderson

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