construing cognate language in New York's version of the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act, and finding that "hinder" and "delay" are in the disjunctive and "exist independently of an intent to defraud"
Summary of this case from In re National Audit Defense NetworkSubmitted July 27, 1981
Decided September 2, 1981
Motion for an order directing the Attorney-General to cease obstructing payment of legal fees and for related relief denied.
construing cognate language in New York's version of the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act, and finding that "hinder" and "delay" are in the disjunctive and "exist independently of an intent to defraud"
Summary of this case from In re National Audit Defense NetworkFull title:In the Matter of ROBERT F. FLACKE, as Commissioner of Environmental…
Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Sep 2, 1981
“A deliberate attempt to stave off creditors by putting property in such a form and place that creditors…
In re National Audit Defense NetworkGiven the alternative phrasing of the requisite intent — a fraudulent transfer exists if there is an intent…