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Jahner v. Jacob

Citations

  • 515 N.W.2d 183
  • 1994 N.D. LEXIS 99
  • 1994 WL 136407

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  • holding that a creditor loses her standing to bring a fraudulent transfer claim if an underlying statute extinguishes her legal rights against a debtor
  • holding Ryan case inappo-site because there was no allegation the judgment debtor “was absent from the state to toll the statute of limitations, nor [was it] a separate action upon the original judgment ” (emphasis added)
  • holding Ryan case inapposite because there was no allegation the judgment debtor “was absent from the state to toll the statute of limitations, nor [was it] a separate action upon the original judgment ” (emphasis added)
  • “Without a debt enforceable against the transferor, a creditor has no claim against the transferee.”

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Judges: Meschke, Vande Walle, Levine, Neumann, Sandstrom

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