Williams v. Marlar (In Re Marlar)

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• applying Arkansas’ identically-worded counterpart to 12 Pa.C.S.A. § 5106(1)(i) and holding that realty transfer occurs for fraudulent transfer purposes when deed is recorded
• noting under Arkansas law, “a subsequent bona fide purchaser will not be charged with constructive notice of the transfer of property until the deed is recorded”
• bankruptcy trustee not in privity with a lone creditor who brings an action against a debtor
• party ordinarily must show basis for arguing that challenged action caused cognizable injury, i.e., that party was aggrieved by order

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