badge of fraud - Legal Definition
n
The facts or circumstances
surrounding a transaction that indicate that one party is trying to hinder or
defraud another party, especially a court, an opposing party in an action, or a
creditor. Such badges include, among other things, the transfer of property in
anticipation of litigation or execution. See also fraud.
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