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115 Banking L.J. [i] (1998)

handle is hein.journals/blj115 and id is 1 raw text is: THE BANKING LAW JOURNAL VOLUME 115 NUMBER 1 JANUARY 1998 EDITOR'S HEADNOTES: FEDERAL RESERVE- CENTRALIZATION NEEDED 3 Gerald T. Dunne PURCHASING CLAIMS TO BLOCK BANKRUPTCY CRAMDOWN PLANS: A NEW WEAPON FOR CREDITORS 4 Lawrence B. Gutcho and David A. Fidler LIMITING LENDERS' LEAD PAINT LIABILITY 18 Joseph J. Ortego, Howard J. Newman, and James W. Weller THE HOLDER-IN-DUE-COURSE EXEMPTION TO THE FRAUD EXCEPTION TO COMPELLED HONOR UNDER REVISED ARTICLE 5 29 Christopher J. Greenleaf COUNSEL'S CORNER: Characteristics of an Effective Audit Committee 37 Eugene M. Katz LINE ITEMS: The Springing Lien- An Effective Tool or a Trap for the Unwary? 42 William Barnett BANKING DECISIONS: Enforceability of Jury Trial Waiver Provision in a Signed Contract; Lender's Burden of Proof 48 Elizabeth C. Yen * Banking Briefs 52 W Trust Decisions 71 * Estate and Gift Tax Decisions 79 * Books for Bankers 87

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