The word bankruptcy derives from the medieval Italian custom of breaking the benches of a banker or merchant who absconded and left creditors unpaid.
An edition of Elements of Bankruptcy, 3rd Edition (Concepts and Insights Series)
(2000)
Elements of Bankruptcy, 3rd Edition (Concepts and Insights Series)
3rd edition
by Douglas G. Baird
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Elements of Bankruptcy, 3rd Edition (Concepts and Insights Series)
December 15, 2000, West Publishing Company
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