M & T Electrical Contractors, Inc. v. Capital Lighting & Supply, Inc. (In Re M & T Electrical Contractors, Inc.)

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• denying a third-tier subcontractor’s summary judgment motion to preference count because there was a dispute as to whether the second-tier subcontractor agreed to a mechanism by which a first-tier subcontractor would pay the third-tier subcontractor by joint check

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