Stingley v. AlliedSignal, Inc. (In Re Libby International, Inc.)

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• holding that the trustee bears the burden of proving the elements of avoidability under section 547(b)
• reasoning that bankruptcy estate was not diminished if one creditor was substituted for another
• “The earmarking doctrine is not strictly an affirmative defense under Section 547(c),” but rather “is derived from an element of the plaintiffs proof .... ”

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