It is on the creditor, and that really conforms to the general state of the law in such cases. There has to be affirmative evidence of fraud having been committed so that the creditor must come forth.
Hon. George W. Gekas: “It is on the creditor, and that really conforms to the general state of the law in such cases. There has to be…”
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Discussing legal standards regarding creditor fraud.
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