The law of debtors and creditors : text, cases, and problems /
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| Author / Creator: | Warren, Elizabeth |
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| Imprint: | Boston : Little, Brown, c1986. |
| Description: | xxix, 759 p. ; 25 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/758848 |
Table of Contents:
- Part I. Individual Debt Collection
- 1. Collection Without Courts
- A. Nonjudicial Collection Methods
- B. Restrictions on Nonjudicial Collection: Consumer
- C. Restrictions on Nonjudicial Collection: Business
- 2. State Law Debt Collection
- A. Collection Remedies
- B. Property Exempt from Seizure
- C. Fraudulent Conveyances and Shielding Debtor Assets
- D. State Collective Remedies
- Part II. Consumer Bankruptcy
- 3. Introduction to Bankruptcy
- A. Development of the Current Statute
- B. Bankruptcy Court Organization
- C. Structure of the Bankruptcy Code
- D. Consumer versus Business Bankruptcy
- 4. Elements Common to Consumer Bankruptcies
- A. Background
- B. Outline
- C. The Estate
- D. The Automatic Stay
- 5. Liquidation Bankruptcy
- A. Introduction
- B. Exemptions
- C. Claims and Distributions
- D. Discharge
- E. The Debtor's Post-Bankruptcy Position: Reaffirmation
- 6. Chapter 13: Bankruptcy
- A. Elements of an Acceptable Plan
- B. Threshold Eligibility for Chapter 13
- C. Chapter 12: for Family Farmers
- D. The Consumer Bankruptcy
- Part III. Business Bankruptcy
- 7. Liquidation
- A. Introduction
- B. Business Liquidations
- C. Initiation
- D. Involuntary Bankruptcy
- 8. Chapter 11: Reorganization
- A. Introduction to Business Reorganizations: Negotiating the 11, Threatening the 7
- B. The Automatic Stay and Adequate Protection
- C. Operating in Chapter 11
- D. Reshaping the Estate
- E. Negotiating and Confirming the Plan
- F. Ethical Issues
- Part IV. Jurisdiction
- 9. Domestic Jurisdiction
- A. The 1978 Amendments
- B. The 1994 Amendments
- C. Initiation
- D. Involuntary Bankruptcy
- 10. Transnational Bankruptcies
- A. Introduction
- B. Choice of Forum
- C. Cooperating with the Home Country Court
- D. International Law Reform
- E. Choice of Law
- 11. The Functions of Bankruptcy Law
- A. Introduction
- B. Exclusions from Bankruptcy
- C. Alternative Approaches to Bankruptcy