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· 9/6/1990

Max WIDER, Appellant, v. Dale WOOTTON, Trustee of the Estate of Ronald Cohen, Appellee

Citations

  • 907 F.2d 570

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  • \Subsection (2)(B)(ii) allows customer status when the purchaser deposits cash with the debtor so that the debtor might purchase securities.\
  • \Subsection (2)(B)(ii) allows customer status when the purchaser deposits cash with the debt- or so that the debtor might purchase securities.\
  • “Cohen satisfied outstanding debts with older clients — including the debt owed Wider on the bounced checks — from the funds he acquired from later clients. In common industry parlance, Cohen operated a ‘Pon-zi’ scheme.”
  • “Cohen satisfied outstanding debts with older clients—including the debt owed Wider on the bounced checks—from the funds he acquired from later clients. In common industry parlance, Cohen operated a ‘Ponzi’ scheme.”
  • “Cohen satisfied outstanding debts with older clients—including the debt owed Wider on the bounced checks—from the funds he acquired from later clients. In common industry parlance, Cohen operated a ‘Ponzi’ scheme.”

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Judges: Johnson, Smith, Wiener

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