Collier on Bankruptcy
William Miller Collier, James William Moore, R. P. STEPHENSON, Charles Seligson, Arthur L. Moller
Abstract
William Miller Collier, James William Moore, R. P. STEPHENSON, Charles Seligson, Arthur L. Moller
Abstract
on has been a critical research source for bankruptcy law and practice over the years. The 15th edition revision, written and edited by the leading scholars and practitioners in the field, provides a useful bankruptcy tool. The text focuses on the state of the law, with coverage of historical developments. Chapters are organized with descriptive captions enabling you to find specific information more efficiently. The expert authors and editors provide their considered opinions on issues that are unclear or unsettled, giving you the authority you need to take a position. The appendix volumes include all bankruptcy-related legislation and legislative history. The 15th edition revised contains all the important features of previous Collier volumes, it provides: An overview of the bankruptcy court system and bankruptcy law, including jurisdiction, venue and appellate review; detailed section-by-section analysis of the Bankruptcy Code, taking in legal aspects of the bankruptcy and relevant non-bankruptcy issues, including environmental law and professional responsibility; thorough examination of the provisions of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure; exemptions and exemption-related issues; comprehensive treatment of taxation issues; and forms, index and tables. This title is updated four times annually.
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on has been a critical research source for bankruptcy law and practice over the years. The 15th edition revision, written and edited by the leading scholars and practitioners in the field, provides a useful bankruptcy tool. The text focuses on the state of the law, with coverage of historical developments. Chapters are organized with descriptive captions enabling you to find specific information more efficiently. The expert authors and editors provide their considered opinions on issues that are unclear or unsettled, giving you the authority you need to take a position. The appendix volumes include all bankruptcy-related legislation and legislative history. The 15th edition revised contains all the important features of previous Collier volumes, it provides: An overview of the bankruptcy court system and bankruptcy law, including jurisdiction, venue and appellate review; detailed section-by-section analysis of the Bankruptcy Code, taking in legal aspects of the bankruptcy and relevant non-bankruptcy issues, including environmental law and professional responsibility; thorough examination of the provisions of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure; exemptions and exemption-related issues; comprehensive treatment of taxation issues; and forms, index and tables. This title is updated four times annually.
Key concepts: Bankruptcy, Jurisdiction, Legislation, Law, Political science, Insolvency, Legislature, Legislative history