Comparative secured transactions law / Tibor Tajti.
2002
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Author
Title
Comparative secured transactions law / Tibor Tajti.
Published
Budapest : Akadémiai Kiadó, [2002]
Copyright
©2002
Call Number
K1100 .T35 2002
Former Call Number
Comp 560 T434 2002
ISBN
9630578549
Description
404 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)50671594
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 373-379).
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Table of Contents
Preface
15
Acknowledgements
17
List of Abbreviations
18
Introduction
19
Pt. 1
The Meaning, Importance and Place of Security Interests in the Spectrum of Securities
IThe vocabulary and main underlying concepts of secured transactions
33
IICredits: Justification of security
62
IIIThe functions of securities
68
IVThe place and role of security interests among other security devices: The security spectrum
82
Pt. 2
Security Interests in North America
IWhat can be inferred from the evolution of US secured transactions law?
115
IIThe building blocks of US personal property security law
141
IIISecured transactions and other areas of law
200
IVIs Article 9 exportable?
214
VCanada - unilateral harmonization
217
Pt. 3
Security Interests in Europe
IEnglish law: A compartmentalized system in need of a reform
233
IIGermany: Do the "kautelarische Sicherheiten" mean the end of resistance to changes?
261
IIIHungary: The top secured transactions law reform country in the CEE region
293
IVReflections related to the prospects of security law reforms in Yugoslavia
316
Pt. 4
The International Scene
Pt. 5
The Matrix of Secured Transactions: The Starting Point or the Conclusion of the Harmonization of Security Interest Law?
IWhat can be inferred from the evolution of security interest laws?
341
IIThe structure of personal property security law
345
Conclusion
363
Bibliography
373
App. 1
Corporate finance chart
383
App. 2
Classification of property
384
App. 3
The major changes introduced by the 1999 Revised Version
385
App. 4
German securities
390
App. 5
The matrix of secured transactions
391
App. 6
Security interests in the United States
398
App. 7
Surrounding areas
399
App. 8
Building blocks of Article 9
400
App. 9
The US priority system (Personal property security interest systems in the law of the United States - Focus on priority systems)
401
App. 10
The security spectrum (Classification of consensual securities)
402