Problems And Cases On Secured Transactions / Edition 1

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Overview

Straightforward, back-to-basics approach, engaging problems: Problems and Cases on Secured Transactions is exactly the right casebook to introduce students to the intricacies of UCC Article 9 and modern secured financing. With an artful combination of textual material, detailed citations to the UCC, engaging problems and questions, and well-edited cases, James Brook demonstrates to students that this material need not be impenetrable but can be not only completely comprehensible but enjoyable as well.

When you examine a copy of this casebook, notice the many features that are bound to make it a tremendous asset in your classroom:

  • presents the material, which so many students find daunting on first approach, as easily accessible and as manageable as possible without oversimplification or avoiding difficult aspects of the topic
  • uses the problem-based approach with thoroughly engaging and imaginative scenarios that draw students in, encouraging the user to appreciate goals, concerns, opportunities and risks from each party’s perspective.
  • problems progress from simple to more complex, giving students the opportunity to appreciate the common elements and internalize the idea that rules and principals learned in a simpler setting can readily be applied to more complex transactions. Earlier problems lean more heavily, though not exclusively, on the individual and consumer-borrower situations; later problems include progressively more small-business and large-business transactions
  • cases are heavily edited, with editorial notes liberally used to fill in the blanks, while maintaining the underlying “story” that is present in all cases
  • helps student appreciate that the principal resource for the course is UCC Article 9 as found the statutory supplement. Professor Brook reinforces the concept that the casebook is a tool to be used for study, in preparing before class and during class as a guide or outline for discussion, but that the law is found in the Code
  • usable with either original or Revised version of Article 1
  • a comprehensive Teacher’s manual and a companion website for adopters that will include regular updates and a possible forum for ongoing discussion with other users

If you want an accessible, engaging, problem-based casebook to teach secured transactions, be sure to examine a copy of Problems and Cases on Secured Transactions before you teach your next course.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780735570306
  • Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
  • Publication date: 7/17/2008
  • Edition description: Older Edition
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 528
  • Product dimensions: 7.10 (w) x 10.40 (h) x 1.20 (d)

Table of Contents

Part I. Introduction to Article 9 and Classification of Collateral


Chapter 1. The Typical Secured Transaction
Chapter 2. Types of Goods
Chapter 3. The “Intangibles” and “Quasi-Intangibles”
Chapter 4. Types of Investment Property

Part II. Creation of the Article 9 Interest – Attachment


Chapter 5. The Security Agreement
Chapter 6. “Value” Given and the Debtor’s “Rights In” the Collateral
Chapter 7. Introduction to the Purchase-Money Security Interest
Chapter 8. Further Issues Regarding the PMSI

Part III. Protection of the Security Interest – Perfection


Chapter 9. Introduction to Perfection, Perfection by Filing, and Where to File
Chapter 10. The Initial Financing Statement
Chapter 11. The Process of Filing
Chapter 12. Later Filings and Changes in the Situation
Chapter 13. Perfection by Possession
Chapter 14. Automatic Perfection – the PMSI in Consumer Goods
Chapter 15. Perfection on and Through Instruments and Documents
Chapter 16. Perfection by Control
Chapter 17. Goods Covered by Certificate of Title Laws

Part IV. Priority Issues


Chapter 18. Introduction to Priority and the Basic Rules of Priority
Chapter 19. Special Priority for the PMSI
Chapter 20. Priority in Investment Property and Deposit Accounts
Chapter 21. Priority in Fixtures
Chapter 22. Claims Arising Under Article 2
Chapter 23. Special Issues in Bankruptcy

Part V. Sales and Other Dispositions of Collateral


Chapter 24. Does The Interest Survive the Disposition?
Chapter 25. What are Proceeds?
Chapter 26. Perfection on and Priority in Proceeds
Chapter 27. Chattel Paper and Account Financing

Part VI. Further on the Scope of Article 9


Chapter 28. Leases of Goods and Article 9
Chapter 29. Other Transactions Governed by Article 9
Chapter 30. Transactions Excluded from Article 9

Part VII. Default and Its Consequences


Chapter 31. Events of Default
Chapter 32. Repossession
Chapter 33. The Foreclosure Sale
Chapter 34. Strict Foreclosure and the Right of Redemption

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