In Re Lester D. Lane and Bonnie F. Lane, Debtors. Hurst Concrete Products, Inc. v. Lester D. Lane Bonnie F. Lane

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• filing a valid lis pendens was a transfer within the meaning of the Bankruptcy Code, thus judgment creditor’s interest in property related back to filing of the lis pendens, which pre-dated the preference period
• “Until judgment, [plaintiff’s] 22 interest [under the recorded lis pendens] may have been the 23 |
• “The Bankruptcy Code does not require the attachment of a lien in order to perfect an interest.”
• because the recording of the lis pendens operated to perfect the filer’s interest against bona fide purchasers, the recording was a transfer under § 547(e)(1)(A)
• filing of a lis pendens constitutes perfection under § 547(e)(1)

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