Take a look at this post on my blog – Central District Insider. http://www.centraldistrictinsider.com/2019/03/17/paying-the-mortgage-in-advance-as-prepetition-exemption-planning/
The BAP’s opinion is here. http://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/bap/2017/09/08/Ellison%20Memorandum%2016-1328.pdf
We will discuss this in class on Friday. Take a look. It’s 60 pages so bring it on your laptop – or you can print it out if you want. Judge Tighe Tentatives
This coming Friday is Class 10. We will discuss preferences and fraudulent conveyances. The cases are pretty short.
Class 10 – March 15, 2019
Preferences 281
Cunningham v. Brown 281
Fraudulent Conveyances 286
BFP v. Resolution Trust Corporation 287
Dean v. Davis, Jr. 292
In re Beverly 294
Shapiro v. Wilgus 304
Bailey v. Glover 306
We looked at the Ralston Purina case last semester (and every fall semester for the past 16 years) where the SEC slapped Ralston Purina around for selling unregistered securities to its own employees. Here is a nice summary of how to accomplish that goal and keep the SEC happy.
Prof Hayes UWLA 