Moffatt & Nichol, Inc. v. B.E.A. International Corp., Inc.
Full eleven-page court opinion and footnotes retrieved 2026-10-17.
Holding and limits
The assignee, not an individual judgment creditor, had standing to pursue estate-wide fraudulent-transfer and derivative claims. Denial of the creditor’s separate supplementary proceedings was affirmed. Distinct creditor-owned claims were distinguished.
The free-and-clear sale order is procedural background, not a holding that every ABC sale extinguishes perfected consensual liens or successor claims. The opinion expressly distinguished consensual lienholders. See florida.
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Independent Primary-Text Comparison — 2026-10-17
Sale-order background did not adjudicate universal perfected-lien cleansing. Current 727.103/.109/.114 compared. Current operative comparison: § 727.103; § 727.109; § 727.114; § 679.3151. Full holding verification is not a comprehensive still-good-law certificate. Where the former source URL failed, the working full-opinion source now appears in metadata; original failed receipts remain separate in the review evidence.
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