In Re Interior Wood Products Company. Sheridan J. Buckley v. Jeld-Wen, Inc.

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• Where buyer of debtor’s assets paid one of debtor’s creditors as part of purchase price, earmarking doctrine is not applicable and creditor is liable for preference. “The intent of the parties is not a factor to consider when determining if the payment constituted a voidable preference.”

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