Lease-A-Fleet, Inc. v. Wolk (In Re Lease-A-Fleet, Inc.)

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• “It is therefore an unfortunate fact of life that a preference plaintiff must effectively prove a negative (that the defendant is not a totally secured creditor), even though the secured creditor is the party with most access to proof of the validity of its own security interests.”

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