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Is Article 2 The Best We Can Do?, Robert E. Scott
Is Article 2 The Best We Can Do?, Robert E. Scott
Faculty Scholarship
You will all be happy to know that, haying listened to my colleagues for the last three hours, I have completely forgotten what I was planning to say. But I haven't forgotten why I am here. I am the proverbial skunk at the garden party, and I hope to fulfill my role as the only skeptic in the group. I must tell you candidly, however, that I agree with everything Gail Hillebrand had to say. That doesn't mean she is going to agree with anything that I have to say, but perhaps there are two skeptics here this afternoon.
My …
Introduction To Symposium On Revised Article, Sarah Howard Jenkins
Introduction To Symposium On Revised Article, Sarah Howard Jenkins
Faculty Scholarship
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Preemption & Supplementation Under Revised 1-103: The Role Of Common Law & Equity In The New U.C.C., Sarah Howard Jenkins
Preemption & Supplementation Under Revised 1-103: The Role Of Common Law & Equity In The New U.C.C., Sarah Howard Jenkins
Faculty Scholarship
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How Free Trade Can Save The Everglades, Aaron Schwabach
How Free Trade Can Save The Everglades, Aaron Schwabach
Faculty Scholarship
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The Ali And The Ucc, Lance Liebman
The Ali And The Ucc, Lance Liebman
Faculty Scholarship
I will speak at less length than some of my colleagues here for two reasons. One is, my knowledge of this subject is extremely limited. I've taught for thirty years, but in areas of law that have nothing to do with these. And, it is only on coming to the American Law Institute job a year ago, that I find myself learning about NCCUSL, learning about all these issues, and learning in substantive ways about commercial law. Suddenly, out of the repressed memory, have come back my experiences in Professor Brancher's course in commercial law. I didn't learn it then, …