Examples & Explanations: Payment Systems (Instant Digital Access Code Only)

Edition : 5th ed., 2013
Author(s) : Brook

Examples & Explanations: Payment Systems
- ISBN: 9781454817673
- SKU: 10028
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Examples & Explanations: Payment Systems (Instant Digital Access Code Only)
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With Examples and Explanations: Payment Systems, the latest law school book from the celebrated Examples & Explanations series, you will learn not only the underlying principles of payment systems but also how they apply to particular fact situations. You will begin to practice the basic legal precepts and operative rules required of them.

Organized to parallel the major casebooks, this study guide adheres to the successful format of the Examples & Explanations series: Clear, readable text includes sufficient historical and theoretical detail to supply a solid overview.

Examples bring the complex issues to life examples show students how to apply what they have learned in class. Explanations help students measure their understanding of the material and provide suggested answers and feedback. This accessible, high-quality, and intelligent study guide fills the gap between superficial outlines and overwhelming treatises.

This comprehensive yet manageable guide covers:

Article 3 of the UCC on Negotiable Instruments;
Article 4 on Check Collection;
Article 4A on Commercial Electronic Funds Transfers;
Consumer Funds Transfers;
Multiple examples that help students build their confidence as they build your knowledge;
Plenty of visual aids that illustrate the textual descriptions to reinforce understanding.

Examples & Explanations: Payment Systems (Instant Digital Access Code Only)

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