A favorite among law students and professors alike, the Examples & Explanations series is ideal for studying, reviewing and testing your understanding through application of hypothetical examples. Authored by leading professors with extensive classroom experience, Examples & Explanations titles offer hypothetical questions in the subject area, complemented by detailed explanations that allow you to test your knowledge of the topic, and compare your own analysis.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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By Domo Kun (over here) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sales and Leases: Examples and Explanations (Examples & Explanations) (Paperback)
I'm not interested in reading this book from cover to cover, but there isn't any other way to get information out of it.
1 - The table of contents doesn't list the chapter subsections, making it hard to figure out what chapter contains the information I want. 2 - No table of cases! Every law reference book should have one - there's no excuse for it being missing. 3 - Pathetic index - only 2 pages long. I almost never found what I was looking for. If you are interested in reading the entire book front to back, it might be useful. If you want to read a bit at a time to supplement your casebook as you go through the semester, you will be frustrated.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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thankgoodness!,
This review is from: Sales and Leases: Examples and Explanations (Examples & Explanations) (Paperback)
Looking up the statutes was helpful & it is important to read through the explanations of all the answers to understand a particular statute or statutes. I found the analysis in the hypotheticals very helpful since his answers are exactly how our professor wanted them to be - "open ended". And yes, I did well!
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By R.B. Jones (United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sales and Leases: Examples and Explanations (Examples & Explanations) (Paperback)
I love the Examples and Explanations series. The book on Civ Pro was perfect. The Contracts book was very good. This book disappoints because it doesn't provide explanations.
This edition refers students in almost every paragraph to look up a portion of the UCC or refer to a statute or case. Instead of explaining Sales and Leases, this editions tells us on every page to look at a provision of the UCC and discover the truth for ourselves. It might be fine as a supplement to online law school, but given the huge amounts of text law students have to read, it is almost useless as a concise explanation of the subject.
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meaningful reversionary interest, risk ofloss, person entitled under the document, gravamen test, aggrieved seller, customary banking channels, insecurity mechanism, perfect tender rule, revision drafters, shipment contract, concluding language, rejecting buyer, aggrieved buyer, predominant factor test, commercially reasonable time, finance lessor, rightful rejection, documentary transactions, destination contract, merchant with respect, attempted disclaimer, seasonable expression, nonconforming tender, voidable title, vertical privity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Revision Preview, Better Foods, Uniform Commercial Code, New York, United States, Capitol City, Con Ed, Carry's Trucking, Garden Seating, Stereo Supply, New England, Uniform Sales Act, Buyeropolis Federal, Ovens of Brooklyn, Arnold Moneybucks, Empire Gas, Selma's Appliance City, Seventh Circuit, Atrium Door, Crystal Lake, Des Moines, Industrial Resources, Peter Piper, Sellersburg Bank, Sparkle Store New!
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meaningful reversionary interest, risk ofloss, person entitled under the document, gravamen test, aggrieved seller, customary banking channels, insecurity mechanism, perfect tender rule, revision drafters, shipment contract, concluding language, rejecting buyer, aggrieved buyer, predominant factor test, commercially reasonable time, finance lessor, rightful rejection, documentary transactions, destination contract, merchant with respect, attempted disclaimer, seasonable expression, nonconforming tender, voidable title, vertical privity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Revision Preview, Better Foods, Uniform Commercial Code, New York, United States, Capitol City, Con Ed, Carry's Trucking, Garden Seating, Stereo Supply, New England, Uniform Sales Act, Buyeropolis Federal, Ovens of Brooklyn, Arnold Moneybucks, Empire Gas, Selma's Appliance City, Seventh Circuit, Atrium Door, Crystal Lake, Des Moines, Industrial Resources, Peter Piper, Sellersburg Bank, Sparkle Store New!
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- The Pencil: A History of Design and Circumstance by Henry Petroski on page 209
- Commercial Law 2005 (Legal Practice Course Guides) by Robert Bradgate on page 244
- North Carolina (United States) by Julie Murray on page 327
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