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Selected Commercial Statutes for Secured Transactions Courses, 2012
by Chomsky, Carol L.; Kunz, Christina L.; Rusch, Linda J.; Schiltz, Elizabeth R.ISBN13:
9780314282545
ISBN10:
0314282548
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Pub. Date:
7/12/2012
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West Group
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Also contains uniform laws on fraudulent transfers and certificates of title, Food Security Act, FTC Credit Practices regulations, Federal Tax Lien Statute, selected Consumer Credit Protection Act provisions, and the Bankruptcy Code and Rules. Federal consumer protection statutes and regulations reflect the relevant provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
