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200 10$aInsolvency explained $ebankruptcies, assignments, bulk transfers, receiverships, probates, and workouts /$fDavid J. Cook
210  1$aChicago, Illinois :$cAmerican Bar Association, General Practices, Solo and Small Firm Division,$d[2016]
210  4$dİ2016
215   $a1 online resource (x, 198 pages)
300   $aIncludes index.
311   $a1-63425-563-1 
327   $aWhat is insolvency? -- Assets grow feet -- Follow the guideposts to all proceedings -- Beware exoneration of the guarantor -- A primer for UCC priorities -- Suspension of performance and insolvency options -- Reclamation rights : difficult outcomes in different forums (and the Law of the Unexpected) -- Insiders, subrogated to secured claims or priority claims, wipe out the estate -- Bankruptcy -- Assignment for the benefit of creditors -- Bulk transfers -- Probates and trust proceedings -- Adjustment and workouts -- Receiverships -- Statutory funds, bonds, and mass tort funds.
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606   $aDebtor and creditor$zUnited States
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676   $a346.7307/8
700   $aCook$b David J.$f1949-$01336790
712 02$aAmerican Bar Association.$bSolo, Small Firm and General Practice Division,
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