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Seventh Circuit Addresses Scope of Section 546(e)

We have previously blogged about the section 546(e) defense to a trustee’s avoidance powers under the Bankruptcy Code. A trustee has broad powers to set aside certain transfers made by debtors before bankruptcy. See 11 U.S.C....more

4/1/2024 / Bankruptcy Code , Bridge Loan , Commercial Bankruptcy , Creditors , Debtors , Financial Institutions , Fraudulent Transfers , Safe Harbors , Section 546(e) , Trustees

Delaware Bankruptcy Court Issues Decision on Whether a Debtor Can Be a “Financial Participant”

We have blogged previously about section 546(e), the Bankruptcy Code’s safe harbor for certain transfers otherwise subject to avoidance as preferences or fraudulent transfers. See 11 U.S.C. § 546(e). Among the transfers...more

1/15/2021 / Bankruptcy Code , Bankruptcy Court , Custodians , Debtors , Fraudulent Transfers , Motion for Summary Judgment , Safe Harbors , Section 546(e) , Trustees

Bankruptcy Court Denies Section 546(e) Safe Harbor Protection in Fraudulent Transfer Action

The Bankruptcy Code enables a trustee to set aside certain transfers made by debtors before bankruptcy. See 11 U.S.C. §§ 544, 547, 548. These avoidance powers are subject to certain limitations, including a safe harbor in...more

11/18/2020 / Bankruptcy Code , Bankruptcy Court , Custodians , Fraudulent Transfers , Safe Harbors , Section 546(e)

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