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Intensive International Legal English Courses - ILEC also IELTS

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Exam Preparation ILEC -International Legal English Certificate -Cambridge IELTS - Cambridge English Language exam for University Entrance / Immigration

English Language Areas Practice of Law Contract Law Sale of Goods Environmental Law Competition Law Company Law Property Real/Intellectual IELTS Negotiable Instruments Secured Transactions Debtor Creditor Employment Law

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The language of and legal issues concerning Negotiable Instruments, including Letters of Credit We will define, examine the function of, read about, write about, talk about and listen to cases involving negotiable instruments - promissory notes, cheques, bills of exchange and letters of credit, debentures and certificates of deposit. Comparing and distinguishing negotiable instruments from contracts. The nemo dat rule and its non-applicability to negotiable instruments, a holder in good faith, a bona-fide purchaser for value, holders in due course. For the United States, we will look at Article 3 and Article 4 of the Uniform Commercial Code, which governs the issuance and transfer of negotiable instruments; Article 5 of the same, covers Letters of Credit. We will also look at electronic negotiable instruments and their use.

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