Can property that was not formally owned by the bankrupt be recovered if it is held by an associated entity of the bankrupt?
A) Yes,if the trustee can prove that the bankrupt derived some benefit from the property.
B) Yes,if the trustee can prove that the entity was insolvent at the time the property was transferred.
C) No.
D) No,unless the trustee from the director of the associated entity provides a sworn statement that the property really belonged to the bankrupt.
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