(1) Legal transactions on the part of the debtor constituting a direct disadvantage to insolvency creditors may be contested if they were made
1. during the last three months prior to the request to open insolvency proceedings, if the debtor was illiquid on the date of such transaction and if the other party was aware of such insolvency on this date, or
2. subsequent to the request to open insolvency proceedings and, if at the time when the legal transaction was made, the other party was aware of such insolvency or of the request to open insolvency proceedings.
(2) Legal transactions constituting a direct disadvantage to insolvency creditors are deemed equivalent to any other transaction by the debtor divesting the debtor of a right or barring the debtor’s claim to such right for the future or maintaining a property claim against the debtor or rendering such claim enforceable against the debtor.
(3) Section 130 (2) and (3) applies accordingly.