[Download pdf] Epstein, Nickles and Smith's Nine Questions: Secured Debt Deals in the 21st Century (American Casebook Series)
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| #5750089 in Books | 2003-03-03 | 2003-03-03 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 1.22 x7.86 x10.32l,2.83 | File Name: 0314265007 | 561 pages
||4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.| worst textbook ever|By Disgruntled Law Student|It is outrageous that this book is being used in law school classrooms. I am shocked by the amount of grammatical and spelling mistakes in the book. Much worse than that, however, the substance of the book was abysmal. There was very little explanation of the sections in Article Nine. The book was mostly the Article Nine repri
This law school casebook is about secured debt deals. It asks questions such as whether to do a secured debt deal, documenting the deal, and resolving deal problems. The book is organized around the "life cycle" of deals, which helps students understand why Article 9 concepts matter and how Article 9 works. The book covers principles and principal problem areas rather than all particulars of perfection and priority rules. It includes edited, relevant Article 9 provision...
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