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The Law of Assignment

by Marcus Smith, Nico Leslie

3rd Edition

Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Book Details

Print ISBN9780198748434
eText ISBN9780191065323
PublisherOxford University Press
Publishing Year2018
Edition3rd Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages1024

The Law of Assignment, 3rd Edition, analyzes the legal principles governing intangible property and choses in action. The text examines how these distinct assets come into existence, their defining legal characteristics, and the mechanisms used to transfer rights from one party to another.

The treatise addresses broad categories of intangible assets, including contractual rights, debts, securities, intellectual property, and leases. It evaluates foundational transfer principles alongside practical commercial considerations that arise when dealing with different types of property.

The 3rd Edition incorporates new chapters devoted to factoring and powers of attorney, addressing topics of substantial importance in contemporary legal practice.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction

  2. Chapter 2: Nature and Characteristics of Intangibles

  3. Chapter 3: Rights or Causes of Action

  4. Chapter 4: Debts

  5. Chapter 5: Rights Under a Contract

  6. Chapter 6: Securities

  7. Chapter 7: Intellectual Property

  8. Chapter 8: Leases

  9. Chapter 9: Documentary Intangibles and Negotiable Instruments

  10. Chapter 10: Transfer of Choses in Action: Historical Overview

  11. Chapter 11: Conceptual Underpinnings

  12. Chapter 12: Negotiation and the Transfer of Money

  13. Chapter 13: Assignment of Choses in Action

  14. Chapter 14: Transfer of Choses in Action on Trust

  15. Chapter 15: Promises to Assign or Create a Trust

  16. Chapter 16: Assignments Under Section 136 of the Law of Property Act 1925

  17. Chapter 17: Transfer of Insurance Contracts

  18. Chapter 18: Transfer of Leases

  19. Chapter 19: The Transfer of Equity and Debt Securities

  20. Chapter 20: Transfer of Intellectual Property

  21. Chapter 21: Assignment of Burdens

  22. Chapter 22: Intangibles Not Transferable by Reason of Public Policy

  23. Chapter 23: The Assignment of Bare Rights to Litigate: Champerty and Maintenance

  24. Chapter 24: Personal Obligations

  25. Chapter 25: Prohibitions on Assignment

  26. Chapter 26: Consequences and Effects of an Assignment

  27. Chapter 27: Priorities and the Loss of Title

  28. Chapter 28: Extinction of Intangible Property

  29. Chapter 29: Vindication of an Owner s Rights

  30. Chapter 30: Insolvency and Assignment

  31. Chapter 31: Involuntary Transfers

  32. Chapter 32: Security over Intangibles

  33. Chapter 33: Assignment and the Conflict of Laws

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