Overview of Supervised Externship Program The Supervised Externship Program allows students to receive academic credit for practical and substantive legal work performed outside of a classroom setting. Basic requirements are:  Externship must be approved in advance of start date.  Work must be done under the direct supervision of a practicing attorney.  Assignments must be substantive and le...

the present study aim is to offer a systematic method of assessing the credit risk of banks and also to identify key indicators using decision making trial and evaluation laboratory (dematel) technique as well as using logit regression in order to predict the credit risk of listed banks. the population of the study consists of the legal clients of the bank (ansar bank, bank saderat iran, bank m...

novation is originally a roman law institution which has influenced the legal system of western countries. in roman law the obligation was a legal personal relationship that changing one of its element resulted in dissolution of obligation and consequently, the transmission of obligation became impossible; therefore, the novation, seeking to achieve the transmission of debt and credit, was esta...

The purpose of this study is to analyze: 1) legal position a notary covernote in credit agreement the event bad at Bank Rakyat Indonesia Pangkal Pinang. 2). process settling loans based on approach method used an empirical juridical approach. research specification descriptive analytical research. This type data uses primary and secondary with library interview collection methods. analysis anal...

There is a significant need to understand the law that relates to credit cards, both civil and criminal, especially, in the context of ever increasing credit card frauds, and the way in which the civil law has contributed to it, and the insufficient way in which the criminal law has sought to combat it. It cannot be denied that credit card misuse is a global problem. It will also indicate some ...

or two decades, economic and legal academics have speculated about the impact of the fees that merchants pay for credit card acceptance. Since all customers pay the same price, the theory goes, everyone pays for the benefits that go only to credit card users. A recent Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (FRBB) policy paper written by economists Scott Schuh, Oz Shy, and Joanna Stavins entitled Who Ga...