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Contracts § 295 (1963)), aff’d, 916 F.2d 721 (11th Cir.

entof 'good-faith' refers solely to 'whetherthe grantee knew, or should have kñown, that he vias not tradingformally, but that * * * the purpose ofrthe.trade, so far;as the debtor wás concerned, was the defrauding ofhis creditors."' (quoting 1 GGFCP÷sec. 295, it 512 (1940)). The "good faith':' inquiry'is an objective one that generally asks whetherthe transferee had informationthat put it on inquiry notice that-the transferor was insolvent, 'or that the transfermight be made with a frauduleñtpur

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