In the Context of Bankruptcy Law, 'Voidable Transactions' Include

In the context of bankruptcy law, 'voidable transactions' include:

A) free or less than market value property transfers to non-related entities in the two years prior to bankruptcy.
B) all transfers of property made in the five years prior to the bankruptcy if the transferee is unable to prove that the bankrupt was insolvent at the time.
C) transfers of property made to relatives or friends for consideration less than market value within the four years prior to bankruptcy.
D) transfers of property that were made when the bankrupt was solvent that have the effect of giving a creditor an unfair preference.