Question: Did the transaction described between DMVW and MNVA constitute a fraudulent transfer or a breach of fiduciary duty by the MNVA board to MNVAs creditors?
Did the transaction described between DMVW and MNVA constitute a fraudulent transfer or a breach of fiduciary duty by the MNVA board to MNVAs creditors?
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The district court held that the Minnesota Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act did not apply to the spinoff of DMVW stock through a stock distribution by MNVA to its shareholders because the UFTA expressl... View full answer
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