In Re Spoor-Weston, Inc.

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• finding that \conversion of non-exempt assets into exempt assets outside the usual course of business and on the eve of bankruptcy is wrong\
• stating that the \desire to convert assets into exempt forms by itself does not constitute actual intent to defraud\ but rather \extrinsic evidence of fraudulent intent is required to establish fraud\

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