N.Y. RPP Law § 265
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Fraudulent intent, question of fact
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§ 265. Fraudulent intent, question of fact. The question of fraudulent\nintent in a case arising under this article, shall be deemed a question\nof fact and not of law; and a conveyance or charge shall not be adjudged\nfraudulent as against creditors, purchasers or incumbrancers, solely on\nthe ground that it was not founded on a valuable consideration.\n
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