Book Review the Law of Promissory Notes, Richard B. Hagedorn, Warren Gorham Lamont, 1992, 484 Pages of Text, 247 Pages of Appendices, 88 Pages of Tables, and 36 Pages of Index. $115.00

Pages427
CitationVol. 67 Pg. 427
Publication year2021
Connecticut Bar Journal
Volume 67.

67 CBJ 427. BOOK REVIEW THE LAW OF PROMISSORY NOTES, Richard B. Hagedorn, Warren Gorham Lamont, 1992, 484 pages of text, 247 pages of appendices, 88 pages of tables, and 36 pages of index. $115.00




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BOOK REVIEW THE LAW OF PROMISSORY NOTES, Richard B. Hagedorn Warren Gorham Lamont, 1992, 484 pages of text, 247 pages of appendices, 88 pages of tables, and 36 pages of index $115.00

In this very readable book, the author, a professor at Willamette University College of Law, presents a very detailed summary of the law of promissory notes. The book is hard-cover, but in loose-leaf form, so that pages may be inserted or replaced.

The eleven chapters of text cover items such as the history of bills and notes, negotiability under Article 3 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), the liability of various parties, holders in due course, security, and...

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