Welt v. Jacobson (In Re Aqua Clear Technologies, Inc.)

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• “Once the Trustee has made his prima facia case that a transfer constitutes a fraudulent transfer . . . the burden of producing evidence shifts to the transferee to demonstrate that the Debtor received a benefit . . . .”

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