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Debtor-Creditor Law

Covers all aspects of the creation and enforcement of the debtor-creditor relationship


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Publisher :Matthew Bender
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    Debtor-Creditor Law is a comprehensive multi-volume treatise, written by prominent experts in the field, which offers users complete coverage of all aspects of the debtor-creditor relationship, including current case law, practical guidance and numerous forms for the practitioner. In addition to comprehensive coverage of federal consumer credit legislation and the reprint of related statutes and regulations, Debtor-Creditor Law also features chapters covering several Uniform Commercial Code Articles, including Article 2 (Sales), Article 3 (Negotiable Instruments), Article 4A (Funds Transfers) and Revised Article 9 (Secured Transactions). Additional topics addressed include:

  • third party obligations, such as usury, guaranty, suretyship, subrogation, and fraudulent conveyances;
  • satisfaction of obligations through non-judicial remedies, such as self-help repossession, mechanics¿ liens and statutory liens, as well as through possessory proceedings, such as attachment, garnishment, replevin and mortgage foreclosure; and
  • international insolvency law and enforcement of judgments for a variety of countries, including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany and India.
    First published in 1982.

    14 Volumes; looseleaf; updated with revisions.

    • CHAPTER 1 Truth in Lending
    CHAPTER 2 High Rate Home Equity Loan Protections
    CHAPTER 3 The Consumer Leasing Act and Automobile Leases
    CHAPTER 4 Unfair and Deceptive Credit Practices
    CHAPTER 5 Credit Discrimination
    CHAPTER 6 The Cost of Credit
    CHAPTER 7 Rent-to-Own Transactions
    CHAPTER 8 Fair Debt Collection
    CHAPTER 9 Garnishment and Exemptions
    CHAPTER 10 Repossessions
    CHAPTER 11 Utility Terminations
    CHAPTER 12 Student Loans and Trade School Abuses
    CHAPTER 13 Foreclosure Defense
    CHAPTER 14 Liability of Assignees and Related Creditors; The FTC Holder Rule
    CHAPTER 15 Credit Cards
    CHAPTER 16 Fair Credit Reporting
    CHAPTER 17 Credit Repair Agencies
    CHAPTER 18 Sales
    CHAPTER 19 Personal Property Leasing
    CHAPTER 20 Negotiable Instruments
    CHAPTER 21 The Bank-Customer Relationship
    CHAPTER 21A Funds Transfers
    CHAPTER 22 Bulk Transfers (Sales)
    CHAPTER 23 Documents of Title
    CHAPTER 24 Secured Transactions
    CHAPTER 25 UCC Revised Article 9: A Complete Restatement of Personal Property Security Transactions
    CHAPTER 26 Confession of Judgment
    Chapter 26A Trial Strategies and Techniques for Commercial Lawsuits
    CHAPTER 27 Enforcements of Money Judgments: Objectives and Restrictions
    CHAPTER 28 Collecting Money Judgments: Priorities and Procedure
    CHAPTER 29 Constitutionality of Attachment, Garnishment, Replevin, and Execution
    CHAPTER 30 Attachment
    CHAPTER 31 Income Garnishment
    CHAPTER 32 Replevin
    CHAPTER 33 Bankruptcy Law
    CHAPTER 34 Chapter 13 Wage Earner Plans
    CHAPTER 35 Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors
    CHAPTER 36 Receivership
    CHAPTER 37 Compositions and Extensions
    CHAPTER 38 Remedies for the Recovery of Money
    CHAPTER 39 Spendthrift Trusts and Their Functional Substitutes
    CHAPTER 40 Asset Protection Trusts
    CHAPTER 41 Asset Securitization
    CHAPTER 42 Fraudulent Conveyances
    CHAPTER 43 Usury
    CHAPTER 44 Guaranty
    CHAPTER 45 Suretyship
    CHAPTER 46 Subrogation
    CHAPTER 47 Escrowees
    CHAPTER 48 Mechanics' Liens on Real Property
    CHAPTER 49 Miscellaneous Statutory Liens
    CHAPTER 50 Federal Tax Liens
    CHAPTER 51 Mortgage Foreclosure
    CHAPTER 52 Self-Help Repossession
    CHAPTER 53 Community Property
    CHAPTER 54 Argentine Insolvency and Bankruptcy Act (Law #24,522)
    CHAPTER 55 Bankruptcy in Brazil
    CHAPTER 56 Canadian Business Bankruptcy Law
    CHAPTER 57 The Law of Insolvency in England and Wales
    CHAPTER 58 French Business Insolvency Law
    CHAPTER 59 Germany's Insolvency Statute
    Chapter 60 RESERVED
    CHAPTER 60A Australia's Insolvency Law
    CHAPTER 60B Indian Law Of Insolvency Of Businesses And Individuals
    CHAPTER 61 Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments
    CHAPTER 62 Enforcement of Judgments in Argentina
    CHAPTER 63 Enforcement of Judgments in Brazil
    CHAPTER 64 Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Arbitral Awards in Canada
    Chapter 65 RESERVED
    CHAPTER 66 Enforcement of Judgments in France
    CHAPTER 67 Enforcement of Judgments in Germany
    CHAPTER 68 Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Arbitral Awards in Japan

     

    Eisenberg, Theodore


    Theodore Eisenberg is the Henry Allen Mark Professor of Law at Cornell Law School. Prior to his work at Cornell, he served as a visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School (1984-1985), and Stanford Law School (Spring 1987). He was also Professor and Acting Professor of Law at UCLA from 1977-1982.

    Professor Eisenberg served as Law Clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit from 1972-1973, and for Chief Justice Earl Warren of the U.S. Supreme Court in 1973. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the multi-volume treatise Debtor-Creditor Law by Matthew Bender.

     

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