This book reflects the authors' belief that to teach only the rules would give students a false sense and static understanding of what commercial law is all about and what makes it exciting. This book is also an effective platform for a more detailed approach to the rules of commercial law. Problems could be easily supplemented text to provide students with a more technical understanding of these rules. The authors emphasize some of the rules because those rules help students understand the basic concepts. Most of the study deals with the UCC, specifically Articles 9, 3, 4, and 5.

Basic Concepts in Commercial Law: Cases and Materials (American Casebook Series)

Ponoroff, Lawrence

Dolan, John F.

Business

West Group

Basic Concepts in Commercial Law 2000: Cases and Materials

Ponproff, Lawrence

Materials for Understanding Credit and Payment Systems (American Casebook Series)

Nickles, Steve H.

Matheson, John H.

Uniform Commercial Code Terms and Transactions in Commercial Law

Rules & Procedures

Little,Brown & Co

<p>The Problems &amp; Answers format is especially effective for teaching students how to read and interpret the Uniform Commercial Code. In addition to that unique advantage, ths is one of the very few UCC ancillary texts completely up to date on Article 9 revisions. Secured Transactions and Payment Systems: Problems and Answers also benefits from the expanded author team, representing an exceptionally strong collaboration of scholary expertise. The most effective study guide in this field, with proven features including: a highly effective Problems &amp; Answers format that works exceptionally well for students learning to read and interpret the Uniform Commercial Code a thoroughly proven pedagogical structure that uses brief, interesting problems that build in difficulty across sections, followed by detailed, clearly explained answers flexible content and organization that supports different course config</p>

Secured Transactions and Payment Systems: Problems and Answers (Little, Brown Examples and Explanations Series)

Little Brown & Co Law & Business

The Problems & Answers format is especially effective for teaching students how to read and interpret the Uniform Commercial Code. In addition to that unique advantage, ths is one of the very few UCC ancillary texts completely up to date on Article 9 revisions. &lt;b>Secured Transactions and Payment Systems: Problems and Answers&lt;/b> also benefits from the expanded author team, representing an exceptionally strong collaboration of scholary expertise. &lt;p class=copymedium>The most effective study guide in this field, with proven features including: &lt;li class=copymedium>a highly effective Problems & Answers format that works exceptionally well for students learning to read and interpret the Uniform Commercial Code &lt;li class=copymedium>a thoroughly proven pedagogical structure that uses brief, interesting problems that build in difficulty across sections, followed by detailed, clearly explained answers &lt;li class=copymedium>flexible content and organization that supports different course configurations and texts on commercial law, payment systems, or secured transactions&lt;/ul> &lt;p class=copymedium>The Second Edition contains: &lt;li class=copymedium>extensively revised coverage, making this by far the most complete, current, and accurate study aid &lt;li class=copymedium>problem sets focusing on developments in commercial law and the latest revisions in UCC Articles 1,3,4,5,7,and 9 &lt;li class=copymedium>an expanded team of distinguished authors that combines different areas of academic and professional expertise in a truly authoritative collaboration.&lt;/ul>

Secured Transactions & Pay Systems: Problems & Answers

ASPEN PUB.

The Law of Letters of Credit: Commercial and Standby Credits

Warren,Gorham&Lamont

Since the publication of the second edition of this treatise in 1991, there have been two major developments in letter of credit law In 1993, the International Chamber of Commerce adopted a new version of the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 500), which became effective on January l, 1994. Last summer the Uniform Commercial Code's sponsoring agencies adopted a new Letter of Credit article (Article 5). In addition, courts have continued to fashion a common law of letters of credit. The latest supplement to this treatise covered more than 400 cases that were decided after its publication. Clearly, the time is ripe for a thorough revision of this treatise. Hence this revised edition. The revised edition has been completely rewritten. The text and footnotes incorporate both new and old versions of Article 5 and UCP 500. Discussion of outdated cases and rulings has been removed. The text retains lengthy analysis of the 1962 version of Article 5 because no states have adopted the 95 version, although those adoptions will surely occur in 1996 and following years. When the adoption of the new version is widespread, discussion of the'62 version will be removed; until then, that discussion is relevant for the thousands of letters of credit that will be governed by the'62 version until the states adopt the new one. About the Appendixes. There are five appendixes and a glossary. Appendixes A and B set forth both ver- sions of 5, so that readers do not have to hunt for the version that is not Article effective in their state. Both the 1993(UCP 500) and 1983(UCP 400) versions of the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits with annotations for each appear in Appendixes C and D, respectively, while UCP 500 governs most extant letters of credit and letter of credit litigation. cases construing p versions are often persuasive authority under UCP 0 and helpful for those try understand 500 articles.

The Law of Letters of Credit: Commercial and Standby Credits (The Warren, Gorham & Lamont Banking/Financial Services Series)

Law Practice

The Law of Letters of Credit

A S Pratt

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