Liew v. Official Receiver & Liquidator
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HUG, Circuit Judge:
This appeal arises from claims by both C. K. Liew and the Official Receiver and Liquidator (Hong Kong) (hereinafter the “Receiver”) to a fund created by the settlement of claims both parties asserted against Central Banking System, Inc. (“CBSI”) and Michael Rafton, its chairman. The ultimate question in this litigation is whether one Amos Dawe validly assigned his contract rights against Rafton and CBSI to Liew, or whether those rights passed by operation of law to the Receiver.
In his appeal, Liew contests only the exclusion of evidence of the involvement of the Moscow…
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