Partlow v. Darling Store Fixtures

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• “The trustee possesses the right to assert these ‘avoidance’ claims for only a limited time . . . . [O]nce this statute of limitation expires, ‘[a] creditor regains standing to pursue a state law fraudulent conveyance action, in its own name and for its own benefit.’”

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