· 12/31/1952
Neal v. Clark
Citations
- 251 P.2d 903
- 75 Ariz. 91
- 1952 Ariz. LEXIS 152
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- noting that “the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act is declaratory of the common law ... with the exception that under the Act certain conveyances are declared to be fraudulent regardless of any actual intent to defraud”
- determining what constitutes “fair consideration” involves more than considering only the price received
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Judges: Prade, Udall, Stanford, Phelps, De Concini
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