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16 Cards in this Set
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Definition of Secured Transaction
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Transaction that creates a security interest in personal property or fixtures includes:
(1) sale of accounts, chattel paper, payment intangibles (2) consignment if worth more than 1k and not consumer goods (3) Sale disguised as a lease |
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Vocabulary
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(1) Attachment - steps required to give SP a SI in collateral effective as against the debtor
(2) Perfection - teps required to give SP a SI in collateral effective as against the world |
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Types of Collateral
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(1) Goods (consumer, equipment, farm products, inventory)
(2) Instruments (3) Document - evidence of possession (4) Chattel paper - monetary obligation and SI in goods (5) Investment property (6) Account - right to payment for goods/services (7) Deposit account (no consumer accounts0 (8) General intangible |
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Attachment
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(1) SP gives value
(2) D has rights in collateral (3) Authenticated SA w/ description of collateral OR possession |
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Proceeds
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(1) Whatever is received from dispossision of collateral proceeds
(2) SA gives a SP a right in identifiable proceeds (proceeds last to leave rule) |
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Perfection - Methods
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(1) Automatic
(A) PMSI in consumer goods (B) Sale of payment intangible or promissory note (C) Temporary perfection for 20 days for securities, negotiable documents, or instruments (2) Possession (A) Perfected as long as possessed (B) Does nto apply to intangibles (3) Control (A) Available for investment property, nonconsumer deposit accounts, eletronic chattel paper (B) SP has done steps necessary to sell account without further action from owner (4) Financing Statement (A) Contents: debtors name (not seriously misleading), collateral (reasonable identify), SP name (B) File where debtor is |
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Perfection - Proceeds
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(1) If collateral perfect, proceeds perfected for 20 days unless further action taken unless
(A) Identifiable cash proceeds (B) Collateral perfected by FS and proceeds not purchased with cash |
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Priority - SP vs. SP
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(1) First to file or perfect EXCEPT
(A) PMSI in goods other than inventory/livestock if perfected within 20 days after receipt (B) PMSI in inventory/livestock if perfected within before receipt and notice to holders of previous conflicting SI (C) PMSI of seller trumps PMSI of lender (D) For investment property, control trumps any other method (E) For deposit account control trumps traceable proceeds wih account in SP name's best (F) Purchaser of chattel paper in good faith with possession trumps any other SP |
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Priority - SP vs. Buyer of Collateral
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(A) Authorized sale - buyer takes free of SI
(B) Unauthorized sale - buyer in ordinary course (usually sells this stuff and in this manner) take free of SI created by seller even if perfected and buyer knows of its existance (I) Buyer of consumer goods takes free of unfiled SI if buys for value, without knowledge, for consumer use |
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Priority - SP vs. Lien Creditor
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(1) Lien creditor trumps unperfected SI
(2) SI trumps if perfected before levy of lien creditor (3) PMSI trumps if filed perfected within 20 days |
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Priority - SP v. Statutory Lien Claimant
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(1) Statutory lien trumps perfected SI
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Default - Definition
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(1) Defined in SA
(2) Failure to perform or pay the obligation when due |
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Default - Self-Help Repossession
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(1) Can repossess if done without breach of peace
(2) If peace breached, not authorized to repossess, sued for conversion, and liable for actual/punitive damages |
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Default - Strict Foreclosure
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(1) SP may retain collaeral in full/partial satisfaction of debt
(2) SP must notify any other perfected SP and if objected to must be disposed of by sale |
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Default - Resale
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(1) Reasonable notification
(2) Timeliness (nonconsumber 10 days) (3) Content (parties, collateral, sale method, accounting, place of sale) (4) Commercially reasonable sale (5) D liable for deficiency (6) Failure to comply with requirements: consumer rebuttable presumption of no deficiency |
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Fixtures
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(1) Perfection - same as normal except fixture filing required for priority over real estate interests
(2) SP has priority over subsequent interest in real estate and vice versa except construction mortgage |