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· 9/16/2016

Zickes v. Cuyahoga County

Citations

  • 207 F. Supp. 3d 769
  • 2016 WL 4943013
  • 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 126380

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  • observing that purpose of New Jersey’s Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act was to align state law on fraudulent transfers and holding that statute of repose period was not subject to equitable tolling
  • observing that purpose of New Jersey’s Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act was to align state law on fraudulent transfers and holding that statute of repose period was not subject to equitable tolling
  • “the [Uniform Act] expressly limits a creditor’s right to set aside a transfer to the time period in the statute, notwithstanding the date a party obtains a final judgment”
  • the New Jersey UFTA was designed to align state law on fraudulent transfers with the federal Bankruptcy Act and Uniform Commercial Code, and creditors are empowered under UFTA to avoid the transfer of assets “to the extent necessary to satisfy the debt”
  • the New Jersey UFTA was designed to align state law on fraudulent transfers with the federal Bankruptcy Act and Uniform Commercial Code, and creditors are empowered under UFTA to avoid the transfer of assets \to the extent necessary to satisfy the debt\

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Judges: Gwin

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