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The Personal Property Secured Financing System Of Venezuela: A Comparative Study And The Case For Harmonization, Horacio E. Gutiérrez-Machado
The Personal Property Secured Financing System Of Venezuela: A Comparative Study And The Case For Harmonization, Horacio E. Gutiérrez-Machado
University of Miami Inter-American Law Review
No abstract provided.
Conflict Of Laws: Security Interests In Movables, Nicolai Von Kreisler
Conflict Of Laws: Security Interests In Movables, Nicolai Von Kreisler
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Civil Procedure - Deficiency Judgment After Invalid Executory Process, Samuel A. Blaize
Civil Procedure - Deficiency Judgment After Invalid Executory Process, Samuel A. Blaize
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Liens And Security Interests--Construction And Operation--Priority Between Chattel Mortgage And Repairman's Lien--New Statement Of Ohio Law (Commonwealth Loan Co. V. Berry, 2 Ohio St. 2d 169, 207 N.E. 2d 545 (1965), Larry S. Turner
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Civil Procedure - Annulment Of Executory Proceedings After Sale, George A. Kimball Jr.
Civil Procedure - Annulment Of Executory Proceedings After Sale, George A. Kimball Jr.
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Sales--Effect Of The Ohio Certificate Of Motor Vehicle Title Law On The Bona Fide Purchaser Doctrine, Robert J. Rotatori
Sales--Effect Of The Ohio Certificate Of Motor Vehicle Title Law On The Bona Fide Purchaser Doctrine, Robert J. Rotatori
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Ranking Problems Of Chattel Mortgages And Civil Code Privileges In Louisiana Law, Joseph Dainow
Ranking Problems Of Chattel Mortgages And Civil Code Privileges In Louisiana Law, Joseph Dainow
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Security Devices - Personal Liability Of Third Party Purchasers Under Revised Statutes 9:5362, C. Alan Lasseigne
Security Devices - Personal Liability Of Third Party Purchasers Under Revised Statutes 9:5362, C. Alan Lasseigne
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Certificate Of Title As Notice Of Liens Upon Motor Vehicles
Certificate Of Title As Notice Of Liens Upon Motor Vehicles
Indiana Law Journal
Securities Note
Mcgowan: Trust Receipts, Michigan Law Review
Mcgowan: Trust Receipts, Michigan Law Review
Michigan Law Review
A Review of TRUST RECEIPTS. By George B. McGowan.
Removal Of A Mortgaged Chattel From The Parish Of Recordation - Effect, Cecil C. Cutrer
Removal Of A Mortgaged Chattel From The Parish Of Recordation - Effect, Cecil C. Cutrer
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Sales-Automobile Dealer Financing And The Bona Fide Purchaser, Robert M. Barton S. Ed.
Sales-Automobile Dealer Financing And The Bona Fide Purchaser, Robert M. Barton S. Ed.
Michigan Law Review
With the prospect of increased manufacture of automobiles for civilian use, the problem of financing the dealer and his customers will again loom large. In the past the burden has largely been assumed not by banks, whose credit practices and collection machinery are better adapted to short term, single payment credits, but by the finance or acceptance companies. These organizations mushroomed into prominence after World War I as retail installment selling became more and more prevalent, and with the "easy payment plan" offered by the dealer to the retail buyer, there was produced a corresponding need by the dealer himself …
Conflict Of Laws Relating To Installment Sales, Robert E. Lee
Conflict Of Laws Relating To Installment Sales, Robert E. Lee
Michigan Law Review
The most perplexing problem in the field of installment contracts probably occurs when property sold by a title-retaining instrument (conditional sale, chattel mortgage, or bailment lease) in one state is removed to another state where rights of creditors of, or purchasers from, the buyer attach. Inasmuch as the possession of the article has been permitted to be in the buyer, so that outwardly, and with nothing more, he is the apparent owner, the important question arises as to whose rights are higher, the secret owner (the conditional seller, the chattel mortgagee, or the bailor) or the creditor of, or purchaser …
Chattel Mortgage - Security Clause As A Potestative Condition, W. M. S.
Chattel Mortgage - Security Clause As A Potestative Condition, W. M. S.
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Conflict Of Laws - Foreign Chattel Mortgage Not Recorded In Louisiana - Rights Of Innocent Purchaser, C. A. G.
Conflict Of Laws - Foreign Chattel Mortgage Not Recorded In Louisiana - Rights Of Innocent Purchaser, C. A. G.
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Attorney And Client - Drafting Legal Instruments As Practice Of Law, Milton Rabinowitz
Attorney And Client - Drafting Legal Instruments As Practice Of Law, Milton Rabinowitz
Michigan Law Review
In citation of defendant for contempt for unlicensed practice of law, held, that the preparing of a note and chattel mortgage and advising as to the legal effect thereof constitutes practice of law. " . . . [The practice of law] includes . . . drawing of wills, deeds, mortgages and other instruments of like character, where a legal knowledge is required, and where counsel and advice are given with respect to the validity and legal effect of such instruments . . . . " State v. Barlow, (Neb. 1936) 268 N. W. 95.
Trust Receipts- Rights As Between The Parties
Trust Receipts- Rights As Between The Parties
Michigan Law Review
The defendant financed purchases of automobiles by plaintiff, a retail dealer, in the following manner. The manufacturer would send the bill of lading and draft on plaintiff to a bank acting as agent for defendant. The bank would advance the amount of the draft and deliver the bill of lading to plaintiff, taking a trust receipt on the cars. This trust receipt recited that defendant was the owner of the automobiles and might retake possession at any time. On breach of the agreement, defendant retook possession of the cars with plaintiff's consent and thereafter sold them without plaintiff's knowledge. Plaintiff …
Trust Receipts
Michigan Law Review
That the conflict between the convenience of business and the rigidity of the law continually brings about modifications and expansions of legal doctrine is nowhere better illustrated than in the field of commercial financing. A merchant wishes to purchase goods; he has no funds or available unencumbered property for security; his general credit is too poor to warrant either the manufacturer or a bank in making advances without security. How can the manufacturer give the merchant possession and power of sale of the goods and yet retain a legal hold on them or their proceeds as security for the payment …
Carriers - Misdelivery
Michigan Law Review
An impostor represented himself to P, a dealer in live stock, as Will Buntrock, a substantial South Dakota farmer. P, after being satisfied as to the identity of the person with whom he was dealing face to face, took from him a property statement which proved to be correct according to the South Dakota records. A contract for the sale of certain cattle was made between P and the impostor. The impostor gave P a promissory note for the contract price plus the freight charges, and a chattel mortgage on the stock purchased. P delivered the cattle to …
Pleading - Joinder Of Parties - Successive Converters
Pleading - Joinder Of Parties - Successive Converters
Michigan Law Review
A chattel mortgagee brought an action for conversion against successive purchasers of mortgaged property, wrongfully sold by the mortgagor. Held, the joinder was improper. Each defendant was guilty of a separate conversion giving rise to a separate cause of action. They cannot be joined as each cause does not affect both defendants. Warren, J., dissented, Northern Finance Corp. v. Midwest Commercial Credit Co. et al. (S. D. 1931) 239 N. W. 242.
Recent Important Decisions
Michigan Law Review
A collection of recent important court decisions.
Conveyancing In The Province Of Quebec, Howard S. Ross
Conveyancing In The Province Of Quebec, Howard S. Ross
Michigan Law Review
A solicitor who has had experience as a conveyancer in any of the other Canadian provinces is at first disappointed when he finds on coming to Quebec to practice that in Quebec the bulk of the conveyancing is done by Notaries who, as is well known, belong to a distinct profession founded on the French Notarial system. An Advocate may not be a Notary or a Notary an Advocate, at one and the same time. In a few cases young men take the examinations and qualify as Advocates and Notaries and then elect. Occasionally after practicing a number of years …