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Liability for Warranties of Negotiable Instrument
This video explains the concept of liability under warranty theory on a negotiable instrument. They also cover transfer warranty, endorser liability, and presentment warranty, explaining how each party involved in the transfer of the...
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Negotiable Instrument - Order or Bearer Paper
Negotiable Instrument - Order or Bearer Paper
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Negotiable Instrument - How is Payee Identified
Negotiable Instrument - How is Payee Identified
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Negotiability of a Commercial Instrument
Negotiability of a Commercial Instrument
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Protection of a Buyer in the Ordinary Course of Business
Protection of a Buyer in the Ordinary Course of Business
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Presentment Warranty of a Negotiable Instrument
Presentment Warranty of a Negotiable Instrument
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Shelter Principle and Buyers of Collateral 2-403
Shelter Principle and Buyers of Collateral 2-403
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Security Interest in Assignment of Accounts Receivable or Contract Rights
Security Interest in Assignment of Accounts Receivable or Contract Rights
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Sales and Lease Warranties
Sales contracts and lease contract frequently contain warranty provisions that assure either party that the statements or representations made in the agreement will remain true into the future. Some common warranties are that the product...
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Transfer Pricing and Policies
Transfer pricing is applicable to the transfer of goods and services between mutually-controlled entities. This video explains transfer pricing and provides guidance with regard to policies that comply with treasury regulations.
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Capitalizing or Funding a New Business
What are the options for funding a New Business? How does funding affect the capital structure? Retained earnings, debt capital, and equity capital are three ways companies can raise capital. Using retained earnings means companies don't...
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Contributing Intellectual Property for Equity
When do investors or founders contribute intellectual property to a startup in exchange for an ownership or equity interest? When the company is formed, the founders are typically issued common stock in the company in exchange for the...
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Community Property vs Separate Property - Property Law
This Video Explains Community Property vs Separate Property - Property Law
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Understanding the Electronic Funds Transfer Act
This video provides an overview of the Electronic Funds Transfer Act and its implications for consumers. It outlines the procedures in place to protect consumers, including reporting requirements and liability limits based on the timing...
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Understanding Delegation of Contracts and Limitations
This video provides valuable insights into the intricacies of contract delegation. The video discusses the conditions under which delegation is valid and the limitations to delegation, particularly when the contract relies on the unique...
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Indorser Liability for Negotiable Instrument
Indorser Liability for Negotiable Instrument
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Indorsement of a Negotiable Instrument
Indorsement of a Negotiable Instrument
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Improving Your Communication in a Negotiation
This Video Explains How to Improve Your Communication in a Negotiation
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How is a Negotiable Instrument Negotiated Between Holders
How is a Negotiable Instrument Negotiated Between Holders