The fifth edition includes problems and notes on some of the proposed revisions of Article 2 now under study. This edition also takes account of developments under Article 9, including recent cases and the new definition of security interest in section 1-201(37). There are also entirely new materials on Article 2A on leases of goods.

Sales and Secured Transactions: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

White, James J.

Summers, Robert S.

Speidel, Richard E.

Business & Money

West Group

Focuses upon revised Articles 3 and 4 and new Article 4A in the 1990 Official Text of the Uniform Commercial Code. In addition, the Expedited Funds Availability Act, the Federal Reserve Regulation CC, and other related laws are treated where relevant in the revised text. Finally, cases were selected with an eye to the transition from the old to the revised UCC and problems that require the understanding and application of the new law.

Payment Systems: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Contains a number of new cases, new problems, and textual notes. The book also offers various insights of the authors into recent developments. It takes account of developments under Article 9, including recent cases, and the new definition of security interest in section 1-201(37).

Secured Transactions: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

The primary focus of the book is on the contract for sale of goods under UCC Article 2.  There are frequent discussions of legislative history and changes made in the latest drafts of Revised Article 2.  Also, the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) is analyzed and compared  throughout the text.  The intersections between Article 2 and Revised Article 9 are also identified and discussed.  In addition, these materials feature frequent discussion of and comparison to the relevant sections of UCC Article 2A, Leases, and the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA).  The discussion usually is in the form of notes and questions.  Finally, the relevant provisions of the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) and the federal "E-Sign" legislation are treated to the extent that those statutes relate to electronic commerce issues.  The book contains twelve chapters.  A consistent methodology is followed throughout the book.  Each chapter contains original text setting up and analyzing the materials, problems designed to facilitate student understanding, carefully selected and edited cases, short notes discussing particular issues, and, in some cases, excerpts from secondary sources.  For example, most of the problems are based upon a basic business situation set forth early in the text.  The facts are varied for each chapter.  Also, the cases are selected to show good courts struggling with hard questions under the UCC and the methodology used to reach sound outcomes.  The materials in this book require students to hone their skills in reading and interpreting statutes, analyzing judicial opinions, and understanding the policies underlying UCC Article 2.  The materials also assume that lawyers with commercial and consumer clients will encounter transactions that overlap with other articles of the UCC and state and federal law outside of the Code.  Thus, the students are made aware of the law world around Article 2 and how it impacts upon the contract for sale.

Commercial Transactions: Sales, Leases, And Licenses

Rusch, Linda J.

Business

The primary focus of the book is on the contract for sale of goods under UCC Article 2. There are frequent discussions of legislative history and changes made in the latest drafts of Revised Article 2. Also, the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) is analyzed and compared throughout the text. The intersections between Article 2 and Revised Article 9 are also identified and discussed. In addition, these materials feature frequent discussion of and comparison to the relevant sections of UCC Article 2A, Leases, and the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA). The discussion usually is in the form of notes and questions. Finally, the relevant provisions of the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) and the federal "E-Sign" legislation are treated to the extent that those statutes relate to electronic commerce issues. The book contains twelve chapters. A consistent methodology is followed throughout the book. Each chapter contains original text setting up and analyzing the materials, problems designed to facilitate student understanding, carefully selected and edited cases, short notes discussing particular issues, and, in some cases, excerpts from secondary sources. For example, most of the problems are based upon a basic business situation set forth early in the text. The facts are varied for each chapter. Also, the cases are selected to show good courts struggling with hard questions under the UCC and the methodology used to reach sound outcomes. The materials in this book require students to hone their skills in reading and interpreting statutes, analyzing judicial opinions, and understanding the policies underlying UCC Article 2. The materials also assume that lawyers with commercial and consumer clients will encounter transactions that overlap with other articles of the UCC and state and federal law outside of the Code. Thus, the students are made aware of the law world around Article 2 and how it impacts upon the contract for sale.

Commercial Transactions: Sales, Leases and Licenses (American Casebook Series and Other Coursebooks)

Commercial Law: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Reference

Also includes new materials on Article 2A on leases of goods, letters of credit, and nature and sources of commercial law. Covers the agreement, contract formation, and potentially adverse bearing of "pre-contract" facts and events upon the agreement. Looks at the effect of open terms and reserved discretion. Includes excuse from or adjusment of the contract for changed circumstances. Discusses the post-agreement/pre-shipment stage, buyer's breach, and seller's repudiation.

Sales: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

The book deals with some of the most complex and interesting modern transactions such as “repos” and “securitization.” To offset the complexities of the subject matter, however, Professor White has made this text extremely user-friendly. Every chapter has extensive expository introductory material to help the student get oriented. This manageably-sized book is organized by transaction (e.g., loans on equipment, loans on inventory, etc.), rather than code section (e.g., attachment, perfection, etc.), so that students can see how various transactions develop, rather than learning about sections of the code out of context.

Sales and sales financing (Black letter series)

West Pub.

Arbitration Law in America: A Critical Assessment

Arguing that the 80 year-old Federal Arbitration Act badly needs major changes, the authors, who have previously written major articles on arbitration law and policy, set out their own views and argue among themselves about the necessary reforms of arbitration. The book contains draft legislation for use in international and domestic arbitration and detailed explanation of the precise justifications for proposed legislative changes. It also contains two proposals that might be deemed radical---to ban arbitration related to the purchase of products by consumers and to prohibit arbitration of employment disputes. Each proposal is vetted fully and critiqued by one or more of the other co-authors.

Brunet, Edward

Sternlight, Jean E.

Ware, Stephen J.

Rules & Procedures

Cambridge University Press

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Sales and Secured Transactions: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Payment Systems: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Secured Transactions: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Commercial Transactions: Sales, Leases, And Licenses

Commercial Transactions: Sales, Leases and Licenses (American Casebook Series and Other Coursebooks)

Commercial Law: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Sales: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Secured Transactions: Teaching Materials (American Casebook Series)

Sales and sales financing (Black letter series)

Arbitration Law in America: A Critical Assessment