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Past Law Course Reserves: Secured Transactions - Personal Property (LAW 303)

Items on course reserve for Secured Transactions - Personal Property 2017/2018

TITLE

   CALL NUMBER  LOAN PERIOD  CHECKOUTS 

Personal property security law / Ronald C.C. Cuming, Catherine Walsh,
Roderick J. Wood
(302002307992)

KF1050 .C845 2012

 4 hr OUT

32

Set-Off and Security Interests / Clayton Bangsund
Professor's copy
 (402002061016)

LR 1
Prof's copy

 4 hr OUT 0

PPSL Values / Clayton Bangsund
Professor's copy
 (502002220988)

 LR 2
Prof's copy		 4 hr OUT 0

PPSL Values / Clayton Bangsund
Professor's copy
(302002220994)

 LR 2 c.2
Prof's copy		 4 hr OUT 0
Deposit Account Set-Off Under the PPSA / Clayton Bangsund
Professor's copy
(502002353284)
 		 LR 3
Prof's copy		 4 hr OUT

2
Proposals for Changes to the Canadian Personal Property Security Acts /
Ronald Cuming
Professor's copy
(+02002353296)		 LR 4 4 hr OUT 0

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