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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Secured transactions"”.
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Regulating the use of Crypto-assets as collateral in secured transactions: U.S and Canadian Perspectives
… the use of crypto-assets as collateral in secured transactions. The ability of a debtor to receive a loan from a lender in exchange for its collateral is a vital part of global commercial activity. Crypto-assets are a relatively new asset class introduced with the term “cryptocurrency” in …
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The UNCITRAL Legislative Guide, Model Law and Three Country Comparison
… encourages States to implement a comprehensive secured transactions regime. In addition to the Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions, the UNCITRAL recently started drafting a model law. This thesis will focus on the advantages and disadvantages of model law reform. The reforms in Belgium, …
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The Inclusion of Land Within a Personal Property Security Act (PPSA) Framework in Anglophone Sub-Saharan Africa: A Case Study of Ghana
… Property Security Act (PPSA) framework of modern secured transactions in Ghana, as an example in Anglophone sub-Saharan Africa. This consideration is in the broader context of the main intellectual debates about secured transactions law reform, namely; (i) whether and how secured transactions …
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A COMPARATIVE HISTORY OF THE CORE IDEAS OF SECURITY OVER TANGIBLE MOVABLES IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY
… England, France and Germany. Although secured transactions law has come to the forefront of research in the last two decades due to domestic reforms (such as in France and Scotland), reform proposals (such as in England and Wales) and the adoption of international instruments aiming at …
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The recognition and treatment of title retention in the legal systems of the United Kingdom, Vietnam and related jurisdictions : a comparative study
… and increasingly-accepted model of the law on secured transactions. It introduces the concept of purchase-money security interest that includes the title retention arrangement. The functionalism, unitary approach and the notice filing system under the Article 9 offer a comprehensive treatment …
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An analysis and critique of secured lending in South African law, including cession in securitatem debiti as a means to secure the repayment of loans for consumption
The thesis critiques South African secured lending laws by examining the contractual basis on which money is loaned and its repayment is secured, focusing on syndicated loans. The loan of money constitutes a loan for consumption in terms whereof the lender passes legal title to its money to the …