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· 4/24/1991

Thomas G. Lovett, Jr., Trustee for Transportation Systems International, Inc. v. St. Johnsbury Trucking

Citations

  • 931 F.2d 494
  • 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 7100
  • 1991 WL 66591

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  • holding that the appropriate look-back period was 12 months, because “[i]t reflected the normal operations under the [parties’], agreement”
  • holding that the transferee produced sufficient evidence of the industry-wide practice regarding timing of payments through the uncontroverted evidence of two of the transferee's employees
  • holding that the transferee produced sufficient evidence of the industry-wide practice regarding timing of payments through the uncontroverted evidence of two of the transferee’s employees
  • holding that the appropriate look-back period was twelve months, because “[i]t reflected the normal operations under the [parties’] agreement”
  • holding that the transferee produced sufficient evidence of the industry-wide practice regarding timing of payments through the uncontroverted evidence of two of the transferee's employees
  • holding that the transferee produced sufficient evidence of the industry-wide practice regarding timing of payments through the uncontrovert-ed evidence of two of the transferee’s employees

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Judges: Friedman, Heaney, Wollman

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