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7 canonical passages across 6 cases, quoted by 24 opinions in total. These passages cluster together because the same opinions keep quoting them side by side: they state parts of one doctrine. The anchor passage is from Stettner v. Smith (In Re IFS Financial Corp.).

#Case FlagCanonical passage Citers
1 Stettner v. Smith (In Re IFS Financial Corp.) Anchor
ca5 · 2012
green “texas law counsels that the legal titleholder to a bank account is not always the owner of its contents.” 5
2 In Re Blondheim Real Estate, Inc.
nhb · 1988
green “has the connotation of some recovery other than the simple recovery of an unpaid debt due upon an instrument.” 4
3 Timothy J. Henderson, Trustee v. Neil Buchanan, and Bruno Menicucci, Anna Menicucci, and Menicucci Insurance Services, Inc.
ca9 · 1993
green “the whole operation amounted to a ponzi scheme.” 3
4 Stettner v. Smith (In Re IFS Financial Corp.)
ca5 · 2012
green “control is decisive, and that legal title is irrelevant where, as here, a debtor organization has taken care to mask its activities through fictional divisions.” 3
5 In the Matter of Southmark Corporation, Debtor. Southmark Corporation v. Joseph Grosz
ca5 · 1995
green “a preliminary requisite under section 547(b) is that the transfer involve property of the debtor's estate.” 3
6 In Re Maruki USA Co., Inc.
nysb · 1988
green “parties to any lease or operating agreement” 3
7 Terrill Horton v. Walter O'Cheskey
ca5 · 2013
green “the bankruptcy court's finding that ahf did not receive any value in exchange for its guaranty of the lp investment was not clearly erroneous” 3

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