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Bankruptcy Law
There is no doubt whatsoever that, however the idea may be sold to some people, going bankrupt is something that terrifies most of us. It is the stigma, as much as anything, that really worries individuals. Indeed, in some jurisdictions it is still common...
Author: mgordon
Alternatives to Bankruptcy
17th June 2009There is no doubt whatsoever that, however the idea may be sold to some people, going bankrupt is something that terrifies most of us. It is the stigma, as much as anything, that really worries individuals. Indeed, in some jurisdictions it is still common...
Author: mgordon
Legal
The Judgment recovery statue of limitations regards the amount of time given for judgment recovery professional or judgment recovery specialist for judgment recovery after a judgment has been awarded. Statue of Limitations for judgment recovery - is an ac...
Author: David
Judgment Recovery and Statute of Limitations for Judgment Recovery
31st March 2009The Judgment recovery statue of limitations regards the amount of time given for judgment recovery professional or judgment recovery specialist for judgment recovery after a judgment has been awarded. Statue of Limitations for judgment recovery - is an ac...
Author: David
Legal
Much has been written about the 'abuse' section of The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005. That section, 707(b), is the one that might well be referred to as the 'teeth' in that new bankruptcy law. Practitioners and debtors wh...
Author: David Romito
Abuse under Section 707(b) of the Bankruptcy Code - An Explanation
07th March 2009Much has been written about the 'abuse' section of The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005. That section, 707(b), is the one that might well be referred to as the 'teeth' in that new bankruptcy law. Practitioners and debtors wh...
Author: David Romito
Legal
IntroductionThe doctrine of privity of contract is the relationship that exists between parties to a contract. Only those parties to the contract are bound by it and are able to enforce the contractual obligations under the contract. The concepts of novat...
Author: Leigh Ellis
Difference between Privity of Contract, Novation and Assignment under UK Law
16th July 2008IntroductionThe doctrine of privity of contract is the relationship that exists between parties to a contract. Only those parties to the contract are bound by it and are able to enforce the contractual obligations under the contract. The concepts of novat...
Author: Leigh Ellis