Author : Douglas G. Baird
Release : 2000
Genre : Law
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Cases, Problems, and Materials on Bankruptcy - read free eBook in online reader or directly download on the web page. Select files or add your book in reader. Download and read online ebook Cases, Problems, and Materials on Bankruptcy write by Douglas G. Baird. This book was released on 2000. Cases, Problems, and Materials on Bankruptcy available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. The new edition of Cases, Problems & Materials on Bankruptcy retains the sophistication of the original Baird & Jackson casebook & has been refashioned so that it is easier to teach. Foundation Press is proud to welcome this casebook into its line of Bankruptcy titles. Part One Debt I. The Role of Debt II. Debt Collection Part Two Elements of Bankruptcy III. A Road Map to Bankruptcy Law IV. Eligibility for Bankruptcy V. Claims Against the Estate VI. Assets of the Estate VII. Strong Arm Powers VIII. Avoiding the Opt-Out Problem: Prebankruptcy Transfers IX. Avoiding the Opt-Out Problem: The Automatic Stay X. Managing the Estate XI. Concluding the Case: Payout Part Three The Individual's Fresh Start XII. Limitation of Creditors Reach XIII. Adjustment of an Individual's Debts Part Four Business Reorganization XIV. The Absolute Priority Rule XV. Effect of Confirmation XVI. Beyond Simple Corporate Reorganization Part One of the book reviews the basic principles of the debtor-creditor relationship. Part Two surveys the elements of bankruptcy common to every case. Part Three addresses questions that apply specifically to an individual debtor's fresh start. Part Four addresses questions that apply specifically to a business debtor's reorganization. Each chapter introduces an essay on how the topic of the chapter fits into an overarching bankruptcy framework. Then there appear, in unfailing order, cases, notes, & problems. Each subchapter is integrated to work as a unit suitable for a single class. A detailed teacher's manual answers all the problems & underscores the rationale behind the cases & materials. The materials are designed so the instructor can use a traditional case method or the problem method, or a combination.