· 9/29/1997
Three Flint Hill Ltd. Partnership v. Prudential Insurance (In Re Three Flint Hill Ltd. Partnership)
Citations
- 213 B.R. 292
- 1997 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 15109
- 1997 WL 609193
How courts have described this case
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- finding that while control is certainly probative of an insider relationship, it is not required for finding insider status
- finding that while control is certainly probative of an insider relationship, it is not required for finding insider status
- finding that while control is certainly probative of an insider relationship, it is not required for finding insider status
- noting that “control is not dispositive” and focusing more broadly on the closeness of the relationship between the parties and on whether the parties’ transactions were made at arm’s length
- “Courts generally hold, in accordance with the legislative history of Section 101(31
- “Courts generally hold ... that [non-statutory] insider status is determined by a factual inquiry into the closeness of the relationship between the parties and whether the transaction between the transferee and [the] debtor was conducted at ‘arm’s length.’ ”
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Judges: Williams
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