Debtor Discharge and Creditor Repayment in Chapter 13

Legal Presumption of the Further Liability of Creditor on Breaches by Supplier in Debtor-Creditor-Supplier Agreements

Abstract In tri-lateral consumer credit agreements, Recognition legal liability of lender on breaches by supplier is based on two undeniable realities: 1- close relations of lender and supplier so that they seem to be a Joint venture. 2- Responding the requirements of distributive justice and supporting the consumers as the weaker party by imposing all losses incurred by consumers due to any b...

Chapter 13

With this opening sentence, Albert Spaulding introduced a now commonly used statistical procedure to archaeology called chi-square analysis. Spaulding was dissatisfied by typological procedures in common use at the time, and sought to make typology rigorous, replicable, and scientific. Most archaeologists at the time created archaeological types by putting artifacts together on a table, and the...

Chapter 13

Chapter 13

In spite of penetrating stains and brightfield optics of considerable resolution, definite limits of observation inevitably were reached in traditional cytology. Although the light microscope revealed basal bodies in the spores of watermolds, how did they anchor successfully against the forceful beating of flagella? While the best of optical glass could reveal bivalent rings in presumed meiotic...

Chapter 13