ULA will help you with nearly all jurisdictions now
that DC has enacated the UFTA. But probably not
Louisiana, which has revocatory and allied actions
(civil law Paulian, oblique and simulation actions).
Except that LA has a 3-year statute of limitation
whereas France has 30 years.
Andy Grossman
University College London, SLAIS
--- CPorter@kayescholer.com wrote: > I love the
Internet (at times). I decided to search
> using the Findlaw,
> lawcrawler and found a website that explained what
> the term meant and to go
> to the Uniform Laws Annotated.
>
> Have a good weekend.
> CP
> ----- Forwarded by Cassandra Porter/NY/US/KSFHH on
> 05/12/2000 04:58 PM
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> Cassandra
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> Porter To:
> law-lib@ucdavis.edu
> cc:
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> 05/12/2000 Subject:
> State By State Guide to Fraudulent
> 04:33 PM Conveyances
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> Dear Law Libbers,
>
> Good Afternoon!
>
> I have been asked to find a state by state
> code/statute/law guide for
> fraudulent conveyances. I have checked Colliers and
> Epstein in addition to
> "walking through the stacks" and have not found
> anything.
>
> As you can probably tell, I know very little about
> this area of law.
> Therefore, ANY suggestions would be greatly
> appreciated!
>
> Cassandra Porter
> Reference Librarian
> Kaye Scholer Fierman Hayes & Handler
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