New York Credit Adjustment Bureau, Inc. v. Just In-Materials Designs, Ltd. (In Re Vasu Fabrics, Inc.)

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• “The Just In debt was clearly antecedent at the time of the settlement, as the debt was necessarily based on events prior to the filing of the District Court Action some ten months previously.”
• burden of persuasion is on Movant to prove insolvency by “clear and convincing” evidence

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