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colorable transfer

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A quick definition of colorable transfer:

A transfer is when someone gives away or sells something they own to someone else. This can happen in many ways, like giving a gift, paying money, or signing a contract. There are different types of transfers, like ones that happen while someone is alive (inter vivos) or after they pass away (testamentary). Sometimes, transfers can be fake or not real (colorable), or done to trick people (in fraud of creditors).

A more thorough explanation:

A colorable transfer is a transfer of property that appears to be authentic but is actually a sham or a pretended transfer. It is a transfer that is made to deceive others and has no real substance.

For example, if a person transfers their property to a family member for a nominal amount of money, but continues to use and control the property as if it were still theirs, it would be considered a colorable transfer. This is because the transfer is not genuine and is only meant to give the appearance of a legitimate transfer.

Another example of a colorable transfer is when a debtor transfers their property to a third party to avoid paying their creditors. This is considered a fraudulent transfer and is not a legitimate transfer of property.

In both examples, the transfer is not a true transfer of property because the transferor still retains control and ownership of the property. It is only a colorable transfer meant to deceive others.

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cumsock
11:52
@Trismegistus: cus how does not getting into the best school in the country and "settling" for one of the most prestigious schools in vandy help anyone realistically
@Trismegistus: ^^^^
11:52
p sure they call
cumsock
11:52
ig it only helps people who are ab to jump off a bridge if they dont get into YLS
Trismegistus
11:53
@cumsock: yeah, im not sure really, i think it's just that, life is what you make it, peace with your fate once it happens? idk, i agree with you though
HopefullyInLawSchool
11:53
Another day another dollar
@cumsock: yeah lmao guy is such a prick, my bad i had to settle for vandy
lilypadfrog
11:54
he is a terrible writer. his personal writing blog is shockingly bad
@lilypadfrog: are there flowers on your lily pad?
11:55
how was your first day of classes @knowledge
@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: what are legit side hustles you have seen people do in LS?
lilypadfrog
11:56
LSAT tutoring
That is not an option for me lmao
lilypadfrog
11:57
@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: yeah there are a couple thanks for asking
HopefullyInLawSchool
11:57
Guys this UPenn wave looks fake
11:57
I genuinely hate places that call because it turns things into a day-long stress instead of just being like oop I didn't get an email oh well
Trismegistus
11:58
how does it look fake
pleasepleasepleas
11:58
does Michigan call or email?
TackyProudYogurt
11:58
I have missed every A call I have received because I have a job and they all call at like 11 am
Trismegistus
11:58
what an excellent problem to have
am I being dumb to even think I have a chance at penn
should I just give up hope now
11:59
i tutored for the lsat in college lol, i went to a rich people school so the parents were happy to shell out money to a kid who didnt even have an official score yet
12:00
you have a great shot bulldog
the R's are killing any confidence I had
12:01
reddit says penn is calling, also same the umich r that early was disheartening
wonder what cornblatt is doing rn
lilypadfrog
12:01
stroking it
PuppyBot
12:01
lmaooo
i knew those group interviews existed for nefarious purposes
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