· 4/29/1997
In Re Guy Benny Brown, Debtor. Ronald D. Gullickson v. Guy Benny Brown
Citations
- 108 F.3d 1290
How courts have described this case
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- holding that without more, it was not a badge of fraud that the debtor transferred a security interest in his car collection four days before the bankruptcy filing
- explaining that under the circumstances of that case a business purpose for the transfer required a finding of no fraudulent intent
- recognizing that the conduct in support of a § 727(a)(2
- stating that the false oath must relate to a material fact
- acknowledging generally “that the Bankruptcy Code must be construed liberally in favor of the debtor and strictly against the creditor.”
- finding debtor’s retention of property after granting a security interest in an arm’s-length transaction did not indicate fraud
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Judges: Baldock, Kelly, Lucero
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