Bankruptcy Law and Debtors/Creditors: Cases and Analysis

Author: Bloom
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book starts with the state laws of the United States, explaining general principles and important concepts such as property seizure, decree enforcement, mortgages, fraudulent transfers, the composition and distribution of creditor interests, etc. It elaborates on the nature, legal sources, judicial jurisdiction of courts, and the trial procedures, relief methods, and other aspects of bankruptcy cases adjusted by U.S. federal laws, particularly focusing on the rights and obligations of trustees. Based on the previous edition, this book has added a large number of cases and analyses, expanded the scope of discussion, and focuses on the new developments in the field of U.S. bankruptcy law and practice, making it a classic reference for learning and mastering U.S. bankruptcy law.