Shodeen v. Airline Software, Inc. (In Re Accessair, Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• negating ordinary course defense where creditor threatened to cut off software support, essentially rendering debtor inoperable
• negating ordinary course defense where creditor threatened to cut off software support, essentially rendering debtor inoperable
• negating ordinary course defense where creditor threatened to cut off software support, essentially rendering debtor inoperable
• negating ordinary course defense where creditor threatened to cut off software support, essentially rendering debtor inoperable
• “Section 547(c)(2)(C) requires the transferee to demonstrate that the debtor made the preferential transfer according to the ordinary business terms prevailing within the debtor’s industry.”
• creditor had “the burden of establishing some baseline of dealings between the parties prior to the preference period”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).