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Author : Douglas J. Whaley
Pages : 816 pages
Publisher : Aspen Publishers
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ISBN-10 : 1454836830
ISBN-13 : 9781454836834

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Author : Douglas J. Whaley
Pages : 816 pages
Publisher : Aspen Publishers
Language :
ISBN-10 : 1454836830
ISBN-13 : 9781454836834

Read Problems and Materials on
Consumer Law

Read Problems and Materials on Consumer
Law
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This concise and accessible problem-oriented casebook takes students through the main issues of
consumer law—deceptive practices, product quality, and consumer credit. Lively and engaging,
PROBLEMS AND MATERIALS ON CONSUMER LAW, Fourth Edition, is also an exceptionally
strong teaching tool. This popular casebook is highly regarded for its: effective use of the problem
approach, with straightforward and practical problems illustrating the relevant issues and their
resolution and putting the consumer law statutes and regulations in context distinguished
authorship from Douglas J. Whaley, who is nationally recognized for his ability to clarify complex
topics and widely regarded as the master of the problem approach clear and lucid writing style
thorough treatment of all aspects of consumer law; not just consumer credit, but also deceptive
practices and product quality issues unique coverage of the Federal Interstate Land Sales Full
Disclosure Act regulating sale of vacation land skillful use of Quotes for the Attorney's Arsenal,
statements from famous cases which eloquently encapsulate specific points concise, efficient, and
effective format that allows the casebook to remain at a manageable length outstanding Teacher's
Manual that provides sample syllabi, answers all the problems in the text, and discusses the best
ways to teach various topics Look for new material in the Fourth Edition on: the Fair and Accurate
Credit Transactions Act (the FACT act), the new federal statute signed into law last year by
President Bush, which imposes new duties on credit reporting agencies and those who use them
and protects againstidentity theft problems the new Bankruptcy Act recently enacted by Congress
after eight years of decisionmaking