Library Catalogue
Image from Amazon.com
The end of negotiable instruments : Bringing payment systems law out of the past
Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2011Description: 251p xiiiISBN:- 9780199856220
- 343.096000 ROG
Contents:
Table of contents
Introduction ;
Chapter 1 The Sorry State of Modern Payment Systems Law ;
Chapter 2 The Puzzling Persistence of the Law of Checks and Notes ;
Chapter 3 Paperless Paper ;
Chapter 4 Reports of the Death of the Holder in Due Course Doctrine Are Greatly Exaggerated. ;
Chapter 5 A Visit to the Museum of Negotiable Instruments Law ;
Chapter 6 The Bank Always Loses ;
Chapter 7 Are Checks Ever Transferred? ;
Chapter 8 What Would a Modern Law of Promissory Notes Look Like? ;
Chapter 9 What Would a Modern Law of Checks Look Like? ;
Chapter 10 Overcoming the Past ;
Index
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BOOKs
|
. | 343.096 ROG (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 29426 |
Table of contents
Introduction ;
Chapter 1 The Sorry State of Modern Payment Systems Law ;
Chapter 2 The Puzzling Persistence of the Law of Checks and Notes ;
Chapter 3 Paperless Paper ;
Chapter 4 Reports of the Death of the Holder in Due Course Doctrine Are Greatly Exaggerated. ;
Chapter 5 A Visit to the Museum of Negotiable Instruments Law ;
Chapter 6 The Bank Always Loses ;
Chapter 7 Are Checks Ever Transferred? ;
Chapter 8 What Would a Modern Law of Promissory Notes Look Like? ;
Chapter 9 What Would a Modern Law of Checks Look Like? ;
Chapter 10 Overcoming the Past ;
Index