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 (with C. Mooney, Jr.)

Steven L. Harris

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 (with C. Mooney, Jr.)

Steven L. Harris

Chicago-Kent College of Law

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Original language	American English
Journal	Cincinnati Law Review
State	Published - 2014

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Law

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