Official Committee of Asbestos of G-I Holding, Inc. v. Heyman

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• holding that creditors who did not have claims at the time of a transfer but who became creditors while the debtor continued to have unreasonably small capital were entitled to make claims under section 274
• applying the two-prong test to establish fraudulent intent under section 276 of the NYDCL
• The “principal purpose” of § 544(b) “is to undo pre-petition transfers of property that remove or withhold that property from the estate to the prejudice of creditors.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).