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ParticipantWell, that’s free market for you. Personally, China is likely to become the new knife catcher of the new century just like Japan did in the 90s.
ParticipantWell, that’s free market for you. Personally, China is likely to become the new knife catcher of the new century just like Japan did in the 90s.
ParticipantWell, that’s free market for you. Personally, China is likely to become the new knife catcher of the new century just like Japan did in the 90s.
ParticipantWell, that’s free market for you. Personally, China is likely to become the new knife catcher of the new century just like Japan did in the 90s.
December 18, 2007 at 12:20 AM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119450ParticipantWell, I think it has nothing to do with the property law. If the houses were sold “illegally” i.e. extremely cheap, to relatives of the developer, etc., creditors may go after the houses after going through court.
I am not a lawyer and above statement just my personal B.S.
December 18, 2007 at 12:20 AM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119583ParticipantWell, I think it has nothing to do with the property law. If the houses were sold “illegally” i.e. extremely cheap, to relatives of the developer, etc., creditors may go after the houses after going through court.
I am not a lawyer and above statement just my personal B.S.
December 18, 2007 at 12:20 AM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119617ParticipantWell, I think it has nothing to do with the property law. If the houses were sold “illegally” i.e. extremely cheap, to relatives of the developer, etc., creditors may go after the houses after going through court.
I am not a lawyer and above statement just my personal B.S.
December 18, 2007 at 12:20 AM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119662ParticipantWell, I think it has nothing to do with the property law. If the houses were sold “illegally” i.e. extremely cheap, to relatives of the developer, etc., creditors may go after the houses after going through court.
I am not a lawyer and above statement just my personal B.S.
December 18, 2007 at 12:20 AM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119682ParticipantWell, I think it has nothing to do with the property law. If the houses were sold “illegally” i.e. extremely cheap, to relatives of the developer, etc., creditors may go after the houses after going through court.
I am not a lawyer and above statement just my personal B.S.
ParticipantThe best Sushi place in San Diego is Sushi Ota but it is not located in downtown…also if you are not Japanese…well, let’s say hard to get a table.
ParticipantThe best Sushi place in San Diego is Sushi Ota but it is not located in downtown…also if you are not Japanese…well, let’s say hard to get a table.
ParticipantThe best Sushi place in San Diego is Sushi Ota but it is not located in downtown…also if you are not Japanese…well, let’s say hard to get a table.
ParticipantThe best Sushi place in San Diego is Sushi Ota but it is not located in downtown…also if you are not Japanese…well, let’s say hard to get a table.
ParticipantThe best Sushi place in San Diego is Sushi Ota but it is not located in downtown…also if you are not Japanese…well, let’s say hard to get a table.
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