Noonan v. Rauh

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• applying the UFCA rather than the UFTA where all relevant events, including trial, occurred before effective date of UFTA explaining simply “[t]he Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act [‘UFTA’] did not take effect in Massachusetts until well after these transactions”
• “Under Rule 7015(b), motions to amend a complaint to conform to the evidence admitted at trial are liberally allowed”
• \A post-trial motion to conform the judgment to the evidence should not be allowed ... unless the opposing party expressly or impliedly agreed to try the matter in question.\
• \A party may not raise new arguments for the first time on appeal.\
• post- trial motions to amend a complaint to conform to the evidence under Fed. R. Civ. P. 15(b) should be “liberally allowed” if the opposing party agreed to try the matter, either “expressly or impliedly,” and is not prejudiced by the amendment

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