Holber v. M&T Bank (In re Scheffler)

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Holber v. M&T Bank (In re Scheffler)
2012 Bankr. LEXIS 2568
US
Federal Court
Federal
United States Bankruptcy Court
David Weinberg (trustee); Damon Neagle (defendant)
Fehling

Summary

In fraudulent conveyance suit, federal bankruptcy court rejects cost approach and “hypothetical capitalization of income approach” to value a unique technology that nevertheless never made any profit in the history of the debtor’s business.
Holber v. M&T Bank (In re Scheffler)
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In fraudulent conveyance suit, federal bankruptcy court rejects cost approach and “hypothetical capitalization of income approach” to value a unique technology that nevertheless never made any profit in the history of the debtor’s business.