84 results on '"Mooney, Charles W., Jr."'
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2. The UCC and the ABA's Business Law Section: In Praise of the Omnium Gatherum.
3. FINTECH AND SECURED TRANSACTIONS SYSTEMS OF THE FUTURE.
4. The consumer compromise in Revised U.C.C. Article 9: the shame of it all.
5. A normative theory of bankruptcy law: bankruptcy as (is) civil procedure.
6. The unfortunate life and merciful death of the avoidance powers under section 103 of the Durbin-Delahunt bill: what were they thinking?
7. The roles of inviduals in UCC reform: is the uniform law process a potted plant? The case of Revised UCC Article 8.
8. Revised Article 9 meets the Bankruptcy Code: policy and impact.
9. Assignments of international interests in mobile equipment and related receivables under the UNIDROIT Convention: When should the tail wag the dog?
10. How succesful was the revision of UCC Article 9? Reflections of the Reporters.
11. Introduction.
12. Choosing the law governing perfection: the data and politics of Article 9 filing.
13. Insolvency law as credit enhancement: insolvency-related provisions of the Cape Town Convention and the Aircraft Equipment Protocol.
14. A property-based theory of security interests: taking debtors' choices seriously.
15. Hosing down senior claims with a quicker and dirtier Chapter 11.
16. The Article 9 Study Committee Report: strong signals and hard choices.
17. Good faith transferees of U.S. Treasury securities and other weird ideas: making federal commercial law.
18. Modeling the uniform law 'process'.
19. Transfer, pledge, clearance and settlement in the Japanese and United States government securities markets.
20. Beyond negotiability: a new model for transfer and pledge of interests in securities controlled by intermediaries.
21. Measuring the social costs and benefits and identifying the victims of subordinating security interests in bankruptcy.
22. Possible proposals for improving the UCC filing systems and motor vehicle certificate of title systems.
23. Property, credit, and regulation meet information technology: clearance and settlement in the securities markets.
24. Interim report on the activities of the Article 9 study committee.
25. Filing requirements for personal property leases: a comment and response to Professor Ziegel.
26. Bankruptcy Conference: The World of Insolvency Panel 2
27. Bankruptcy Conference: The World of Insolvency Panel 1
28. Dedication: Martin J. Aronstein.
29. Introduction to the Uniform Commercial Code annual survey: some observations on the past, present, and future of the U.C.C.
30. Guidebook to security interests in personal property.
31. The mystery and myth of 'ostensible ownership' and Article 9 filing: a critique of proposals to extend filing requirements to leases.
32. Personal property leasing: a challenge.
33. Introduction to the Uniform Commercial Code annual survey.
34. Tribute to Professor Fairfax Leary, Jr.
35. Beyond Intermediation: A New (FinTech) Model for Securities Holding Infrastructures
36. Security Interests in Book-Entry Securities in Japan: Should Japanese Law Embrace Perfection by Control Agreement and Security Interests in Securities Accounts?
37. Transfer, Pledge, Clearance and Settlement in the Japanese and United States Government Securities Markets
38. Martin J. Aronstein
39. Assignments of International Interests in Mobile Equipment and Related Receivables under the UNIDROIT Convention: When Should the Tail Wag the Dog
40. Martin J. Aronstein
41. Transfer, Pledge, Clearance and Settlement in the Japanese and United States Securities Markets
42. Beyond Negotiability: A New Model for Transfer and Pledge of Interests in Securities Controlled by Intermediaries
43. Harmonizing Choice-of-Law Rules For International Insolvency Cases: Virtual Territoriality, Virtual Universalism, and the Problem of Local Interests
44. The Unfortunate Life and Merciful Death of the Avoidance Powers Under Section 103 of the Durbin-Delahunt Bill: What Were They Thinking?
45. The Roles of Individuals in UCC Reform: Is the Uniform Law Process a Potted Plant? The Case of Revised UCC Article 8
46. The Cape Town Convention’s Improbable-but-Possible Progeny Part One: An International Secured Transactions Registry of General Application
47. A Framework for a Formal Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism: The KISS Principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid) and Other Guiding Principles
48. Security Interests in Book-Entry Securities in Japan: Should Japanese Law Embrace Perfection by Control Agreement and Security Interests in Securities Accounts?
49. Beyond Intermediation: A New (FinTech) Model for Securities Holding Infrastructures
50. When Is a Dog’s Tail Not a Leg?: A Property-Based Methodology for Distinguishing Sales of Receivables from Security Interests That Secure an Obligation
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