TREATISE ON THE LAW OF CHOSES. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.TREATISE ON THE LAW OF CHOSES

A practical guide to rights and remedies in Choses in Action, with forms and statutory context. This nonfiction work explains how debts, securities, and related claims are handled in law, including how assignments, sureties, and notices affect your rights. It combines doctrinal discussion with reference to forms and statutes that shape real-world procedures.

Chapters outline what it means to own or transfer a claim, how assignments interact with debts, and the roles of creditors, assignees, and debtors. You’ll find guidance on the limits of common-law rules, how equity has shaped modern practice, and the statute-based rules now used in courts.

What you’ll experience
- Clear explanation of what a “Chose in Action” is and how it can be assigned or protected.
- Discussion of sureties, including when a surety can claim assignments or securities after paying a debt.
- Insight into bills of lading, shipping receipts, and related documents and how they affect transfer of rights.
- A view of statutory provisions and practical forms that govern these transactions.

Ideal for readers of property and contract law, students, and legal researchers seeking a grounded, reference-style overview with practical context.