Commercial and Debtor-Creditor Law: Selected Statutes -- 2005 Edition An informed compilation of the major statutes affecting commercial and debtor-creditor law, the text allows fast, easy, and informed research and covers provisions, regulations, statutes, and codes.T
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| Title | : | Commercial and Debtor-Creditor Law: Selected Statutes -- 2005 Edition |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.82 (660 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1587788403 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 2359 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2005-01-01 |
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Thoughtfully updated by its authors, Commercial and Debtor-Creditor Law: Selected Statutes combines in one volume the most useful statutes for courses in contracts, commercial law, secured transactions, commercial paper, sales, bankruptcy, debtor-creditor law, and corporate reorganizations. An informed compilation of the major statutes affecting commercial and debtor-creditor law, the text allows fast, easy, and informed research and covers provisions, regulations, statutes, and codes. Commercial and Debtor-Creditor Law examines Uniform Commercial Code and related provisions, selected federal statutes and regulations, selected state debtor-creditor law, and bankruptcy code and related provisions.
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This title was often worth buying just for the Gulacy covers and splash pages alone.
The book then goes onto cover Gulacy's post MOKF life on projects such as Sabre for Eclipse comics and then onto his short, but memorable time working on projects for Jim Warren in the pages of Eerie. I will continue to look for future works from Ms. Very impressed with this 8th grade author. The lightest chapter is on securtized products (MBS, ABS, CAT bonds, etc.), but those sub-fields are best left to specialized texts (which hopefully these authors will write and address with better clarity than you-know-who). The stickers are the best touch in the book.. Book was in great shape with all the software and at a great price!
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