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Another Way Of Thinking About Section 105(a) And Other Sources of Supplemental Law Under the Bankruptcy Code
The Brendan Brown Lecture - Radical Reductionism in Debtor-Creditor Law
This Article is adapted from a lecture delivered on February 28, 1990, at the Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America, as part of the Brendan Brown lecture series
The Brendan Brown Lecture - Radical Reductionism in Debtor-Creditor Law
This Article is adapted from a lecture delivered on February 28, 1990, at the Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America, as part of the Brendan Brown lecture series
Amending the Article Nine Filing System to Meet Current Deficiencies
Article Nine\u27 is currently undergoing substantial revision. [B]ecause secured credit is a trillion-dollar activity, this revision is extraordinarily significant. A focal point of this amendment process is Article Nine\u27s notice-filing system which apprises prospective creditors, and others, of a secured party\u27s interest in a debtor\u27s collateral.\u27 As few would dispute, the notice-filing system, which seeks to cure the ostensible ownership problem, is in serious need of repair
Amending the Article Nine Filing System to Meet Current Deficiencies
Article Nine\u27 is currently undergoing substantial revision. [B]ecause secured credit is a trillion-dollar activity, this revision is extraordinarily significant. A focal point of this amendment process is Article Nine\u27s notice-filing system which apprises prospective creditors, and others, of a secured party\u27s interest in a debtor\u27s collateral.\u27 As few would dispute, the notice-filing system, which seeks to cure the ostensible ownership problem, is in serious need of repair