In what circumstances will a voluntary transfer of funds be set aside?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Imperial Bank of Canada v. Esakin, 1924 CanLII 85 (SK CA):
In the case of voluntary transfers, the intention of the grantor alone is material; the grantee may be absolutely innocent and without notice of the intent of the grantor, and the transaction will still be set aside (Oliver v. McLaughlin, 24 O.R. 41).
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