Krigel v. Sterling National Bank (In Re Ward)

How courts have described this case

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• “[Preference attacks on transfers to new creditors in earmarking situations must be analyzed in terms of th[e] net result rule [i.e. whether the transfer diminished the net assets and obligations of the estate] to determine if there has been a transfer of property of the debtor”

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