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115
Abstract
The Bankruptcy Act allows the trustee in bankruptcy to avoid the effect of certain transactions entered into by the debtor on the ground that these transactions give some creditors a preference. In this article, Mr. Seligson examines section 60 of the Bankruptcy Act to determine when this can be done. He discusses the elements of preferential transfers, the problems of proof, the relationship between state and federal law, and the manner in which the statutory provisions have been applied by the courts.
Recommended Citation
Charles Seligson,
Preferences Under the Bankruptcy Act,
15 Vanderbilt Law Review
115
(1961)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/vlr/vol15/iss1/5