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| Preface | xxiii | |
| Acknowledgments | xxvii | |
| Special Notice | xxxi | |
| Part I | Individual Debt Collection | 1 |
| Chapter 1 | Collection Without Courts | 3 |
| A | Nonjudicial Collection Methods | 3 |
| B | Restrictions on Nonjudicial Collection | 14 |
| Chapter 2 | State Law Debt Collection | 33 |
| A | Collection Remedies | 33 |
| B | Fraudulent Conveyances and Shielding Debtor Assets | 79 |
| C | State Collective Remedies | 99 |
| Part II | Consumer Bankruptcy | 105 |
| Chapter 3 | Introduction to Bankruptcy | 107 |
| A | Development of the Current Statute | 107 |
| B | Bankruptcy Court Organization | 112 |
| C | Structure of the Bankruptcy Code | 114 |
| D | Consumer versus Business Bankruptcy | 115 |
| Chapter 4 | Elements Common to Consumer Bankruptcies | 119 |
| A | Background | 119 |
| B | Outline | 121 |
| C | Getting Started | 122 |
| D | The Estate | 123 |
| E | The Automatic Stay | 137 |
| Chapter 5 | Liquidation Bankruptcy | 149 |
| A | Introduction | 149 |
| B | Eligibility | 150 |
| C | Property Exempt from Seizure | 169 |
| D | Homesteads, Trusts, and Exemption Planning | 196 |
| E | Claims and Distributions | 218 |
| F | Discharge | 229 |
| G | The Debtor's Post-Bankruptcy Position: Reaffirmation | 254 |
| Chapter 6 | Chapter 13 Bankruptcy | 281 |
| A | Elements of an Acceptable Plan | 281 |
| B | Threshold Eligibility for Chapter 13 | 328 |
| C | Chapter 12 for Family Farmers and Fishermen | 338 |
| D | The Consumer Bankruptcy System | 339 |
| Part III | Business Bankruptcy | 367 |
| Chapter 7 | Chapter 7 Liquidation | 369 |
| A | Introduction | 369 |
| B | Business Liquidations | 371 |
| C | Initiation | 374 |
| D | Involuntary Bankruptcy | 375 |
| Chapter 8 | Chapter 11 Reorganization | 395 |
| A | Introduction to Business Reorganizations | 395 |
| B | The Automatic Stay and Adequate Protection | 414 |
| C | Operating in Chapter 11 | 437 |
| D | Reshaping the Estate | 478 |
| E | Negotiating and Confirming the Plan | 592 |
| F | Ethical Issues | 761 |
| Part IV | The Functions and Boundaries of Bankruptcy Law | 791 |
| Chapter 9 | Domestic Jurisdiction | 793 |
| A | The 1978 Code | 793 |
| B | The 1984 Amendments | 796 |
| Chapter 10 | Transnational Bankruptcies | 835 |
| A | Introduction | 835 |
| B | Choice of Forum | 836 |
| C | Cooperating with the Home Country Court | 847 |
| D | International law Reform | 860 |
| E | Choice of Law | 861 |
| Chapter 11 | The Functions of Bankruptcy Law | 873 |
| A | Introduction | 873 |
| B | Exclusions from Bankruptcy | 874 |
| C | Alternative Approaches to Bankruptcy | 877 |
| Table of Cases | 893 | |
| Table of Statutes | 901 | |
| Index | 921 |
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Rick Menard
reviewed The Law of Debtors and Creditors: Text, Cases, and Problems, Sixth Edition on February 13, 2012
The Law of Debtors and Creditors: Text, Cases, and Problems, Sixth Edition
As a cultural history of credit and debt, Cashill's book is impressive in scope, but suffers from the brevity with which he treats his historical subjects as he blasts through history in short chapters. There's no real critical engagement with quoted authors; instead Cashill colors the surface of his historical narrative with his own ideological brush, in a light, meandering prose. His failure to really engage the material he presents in any meaningful way is disappointing. The overarching narrative he constructs tends to be dominated by his interest in the roll Jews played in the history of credit and debt - how they've succeeded, been persecuted, yet still dominate finance. It seems a very personal book with a somewhat narrow focus on history. Although Cashill does find a few interesting historical tidbits to sprinkle throughout his otherwise bland book.
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