Principles of bankruptcy law / by David G. Epstein, Steve H. Nickles.
2007
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Title
Principles of bankruptcy law / by David G. Epstein, Steve H. Nickles.
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Variant Title
Index screen title: Epstein and Nickles' Principles of bankruptcy law (Concise hornbook series)
Imprint
St. Paul, MN : Thomson/West, [2007]
Distributed
[St. Paul, Minnesota] : West Academic Publishing, [2014]
Description
1 online resource (xxvi, 282 pages).
Series
Concise hornbook series.
Study aids (West Academic Publishing)
Study aids (West Academic Publishing)
Formatted Contents Note
Question one : what is bankruptcy law?
Question two : why do people do bankruptcy (requiring you to be able to do bankruptcy law)?
Question three : where do lawyers do bankruptcy?
Question four : how does an individual bankruptcy case begin?
Question five : how does a business bankruptcy case begin?
Question six : what are the immediate legal consequences of a bankruptcy filing?
Question seven : what happens during a Chapter 7 case?
Question eight : what happens during a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case?
Question nine : what happens during a business Chapter 11 case?
Question ten : what does a law student need to know about the avoiding powers in a bankruptcy case?
Question eleven : what does a law student need to know about fraudulent transfers and obligations?
Question twelve : what does a law student need to know about preferences?
Question thirteen : what does a law student need to know about the other avoiding powers?
Question fourteen : what does a law student need to know about leases and "executory contracts"?
Question fifteen : what does a law student need to know about the bankruptcy claims process : a review and overview
A typical Chapter 7 case
A typical Chapter 13 case.
Question two : why do people do bankruptcy (requiring you to be able to do bankruptcy law)?
Question three : where do lawyers do bankruptcy?
Question four : how does an individual bankruptcy case begin?
Question five : how does a business bankruptcy case begin?
Question six : what are the immediate legal consequences of a bankruptcy filing?
Question seven : what happens during a Chapter 7 case?
Question eight : what happens during a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case?
Question nine : what happens during a business Chapter 11 case?
Question ten : what does a law student need to know about the avoiding powers in a bankruptcy case?
Question eleven : what does a law student need to know about fraudulent transfers and obligations?
Question twelve : what does a law student need to know about preferences?
Question thirteen : what does a law student need to know about the other avoiding powers?
Question fourteen : what does a law student need to know about leases and "executory contracts"?
Question fifteen : what does a law student need to know about the bankruptcy claims process : a review and overview
A typical Chapter 7 case
A typical Chapter 13 case.
Note
Includes index.
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West Academic eProducts doc viewer.
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Mode of access: The purchase of an online book carries a 12-month license for online-use only. These products can be viewed on any device with an internet connection. There is no downloadable text or PDF made available to customers.
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Description based on e-publication title page, viewed November 11, 2014.
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Language
English
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