In re: Doron Ezra Nava Tomer Ezra

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• explaining that these factors – also known as 14 badges of fraud – are not prerequisites and should not be applied 15 formulaically
• noting eleven non-exclusive factors to determine whether fraudulent intent existed under Cal. Civ. Code § 3439.04(b)
• anticipating that California courts would apply the discovery-of-the-fraud rule
• “Ordinarily, 15 federal appellate courts will not consider issues not properly 16 raised in the trial courts.”
• “Ordinarily, federal appellate courts will not 18 consider issues not properly raised in the trial courts.”
• “Ordinarily, federal 24 appellate courts will not consider issues not properly raised in 25 the trial courts.”

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