Premier Capital Funding, Inc. v. Earle (In Re Earle)

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• discussing and weighing the evidence concerning the several factors to determine whether the debtor had the intent to defraud
• discussing and weighing the evidence concerning the several factors to determine whether the debtor had the intent to defraud
• “when the ‘actual fraud’ fraudulent transfer statutes are at issue, proof of an actual intent to delay or defraud without any legitimate supervening purpose is necessary before a court may conclude that a transfer is a fraudulent one”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).