This comprehensive text covers an overview of bankruptcy; commencing and maintaining a bankruptcy case; automatic stay; jurisdiction and procedure; property of the estate; enhancing the estate—trustee's avoiding power; payment of claims; executory contracts and unexpired leases; exemptions; discharge; reorganization under Chapter 11; debt adjustments under Chapter 13 (individuals); and debt adjustments under Chapter 12 (family farmers).
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This is a top-notch book by a pioneer in the field of bankruptcy law. It is a definite must have for any bankruptcy practitioner. Not only does Tabb clearly and effectively explain fundamental as well as esoteric bankruptcy principles, but he also provides excellent practical examples of the Bankruptcy Code in action. Hands down the best book I have seen on bankruptcy.
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Bankruptcy. It is the most dreaded word in the world of commerce. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
postpetition property, nondebtor party, eighth priority claims, reachback period, ordinary course exception, preplan sale, postpetition interest, lease estate property, liquidation bankruptcy case, postconfirmation modification, performance under the plan, new value doctrine, postpetition services, reorganized debtor, allowed secured claim, codebtor stay, nonresidential real property leases, second priority claims, undersecured home mortgage, unsecured prepetition claim, partnership debtors, new value plan, nonbankruptcy federal exemptions, postpetition earnings, special protective rule Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Bankruptcy Code, Bankruptcy Reform Act, Seventh Circuit, Second Circuit, Ninth Circuit, Third Circuit, Emergency Rule, Fifth Circuit, Fifth Amendment, New York, Uniform Commercial Code, Bank Five, Fourth Circuit, Whiting Pools, Creditor One, Sixth Circuit, Vern Countryman, Marathon Pipe Line, Life Ins, First Bank, Internal Revenue Code, Eleventh Circuit, Security Industrial Bank, Eighth Circuit New!
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Bankruptcy. It is the most dreaded word in the world of commerce. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
postpetition property, nondebtor party, eighth priority claims, reachback period, ordinary course exception, preplan sale, postpetition interest, lease estate property, liquidation bankruptcy case, postconfirmation modification, performance under the plan, new value doctrine, postpetition services, reorganized debtor, allowed secured claim, codebtor stay, nonresidential real property leases, second priority claims, undersecured home mortgage, unsecured prepetition claim, partnership debtors, new value plan, nonbankruptcy federal exemptions, postpetition earnings, special protective rule Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Bankruptcy Code, Bankruptcy Reform Act, Seventh Circuit, Second Circuit, Ninth Circuit, Third Circuit, Emergency Rule, Fifth Circuit, Fifth Amendment, New York, Uniform Commercial Code, Bank Five, Fourth Circuit, Whiting Pools, Creditor One, Sixth Circuit, Vern Countryman, Marathon Pipe Line, Life Ins, First Bank, Internal Revenue Code, Eleventh Circuit, Security Industrial Bank, Eighth Circuit New!
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- International Perspectives on Consumers' Access to Justice by Charles E. F. Rickett on page 266, page 268, and page 292
- Introduction to Bankruptcy Law (West Legal Studies Series) by Martin A. Frey on page 26
- Landlord And Tenant Law on page 50
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