Voidable Transactions
Voidable Transactions is a legal doctrine in insolvency law referring to a category of transfers or dealings with property that, although initially valid, may be set aside by a liquidator or administrator due to their occurrence under circumstances indicating unfair preference, fraud, undue influence, or insolvency at the time of the transaction.
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The Concept of a Voidable Preference in Bankruptcy
Vern Countryman · Vanderbilt law review · 1985 · 40 citations
Law, Finance, Behavioral Finance +4
A Re-Examination of Near-Bankruptcy Investment Incentives
Barry E. Adler · The University of Chicago Law Review · 1995 · 23 citations
Law, Corporate Law, Finance +16
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