2010-2011 Bankruptcy Code and Related Materials
David G. Epstein, Steve H. Nickles
Abstract
David G. Epstein, Steve H. Nickles
Abstract
This book contains selected Bankruptcy Code provisions and is designed for law student use. The authors' goal is to increase law students' reading of Bankruptcy Code provisions before class, in class, and after class. With cross-references, occasional irreverent comments, and other materials, this book makes the Bankruptcy Code more accessible to law students.
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This book contains selected Bankruptcy Code provisions and is designed for law student use. The authors' goal is to increase law students' reading of Bankruptcy Code provisions before class, in class, and after class. With cross-references, occasional irreverent comments, and other materials, this book makes the Bankruptcy Code more accessible to law students.
Key concepts: Bankruptcy, Code (set theory), Class (philosophy), Reading (process), Law, Computer science, Political science, Programming language