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What is the first sentence you say for Secured Trans?
These transactions are covered by UCC Article 9 because they involve security intersets in personal property (and fixtures)
To create a security interest in collateral, the secured party must complete ____.
Attachment
What are the required steps for attachment?
(1) the SP must give VALUE
(2) the debtor must have rights in the collateral
(3) the debtor must either sign a security agreement or give physical possession of the collateral under an oral security agreement
What are the requirements for a valid security agerement
(1) in writing
(2) signed
(3) create a security interest in the collateral
(4) properly describe the collateral
What is the requirement for identification of the collateral?
Identification of the collateral must be particular enough to identify the collateral.
What is the rule with creating a security interest in future-acquired collateral?
Article 9 allows a party to create an SI in future acquried collateral and the lien attaches upon ownership of the debtor.
What does the rule for creating a security interes tin future-acquired collateral exclude?
consumer goods taken as additional collateral 10 days after attachment.
What is a purchase moeny security interest?
A PMSI secures repayment of the loan or credit by giving the debtor the loan to enable him to buy the specific piece of collateral.
Perfection always requires ___.
Attachment.
Perfection can be done in one of the following three ways:
(1) automatically if the secured party has a PMSI
(2) by giving physical possession of the collateral under an oral SA
(3) by filling a financing statement
If choose to perfect by filing a financing statement, where must the financial statement be filed?
Department of Licensigns (DOL)
What must a financing statment include?
names and addresses (trade names are sufficient) of the SP and the debtor, indicate the collateral (general descriptions are acceptable), and be signed by the debtor
What is the general rule regarding when a buyer takes free of or subject to a security agreement?
Generally, a buyer takes free of an unperfected security interest, but subject to a perfected security interest. However, there is an exception if the buyer is in the ordinary course of business.
What are the requirements for a buyer in the ordinary course of business?
BIOCB must (1) pay value; (2) purchase without knowledge that it violates the security interest; (3) must purchase in the ordinary course of the DEBTOR'S business
What is the significance of a BIOCB?
A BIOCB will take free of a perfected security interest if meets all requirements.
What is the general rule of priorities?
A PMSI has priority over a perfected SI, which has priority over an unperfected SI.
Who has priority between equal security interests?
first to file
What has "superpriority"?
A PMSI in INVENTORY IF they file and give notice to other secured parties before the debtor obtains the collateral.
When will a PMSI in Inventory have superpriority (i.e., what is required)?
msut (1) file and (2) give notice to other secured parties BEFORE the debtor obtains the collateral
What is a secured party's remedy for breach?
The secured party may use self help without breaching the peace. Otherwise, they may use judicial replevin (respossession).
Can a secured party sell collateral after breach and repossession? If yes, what is required?
Yes, but must give (1) notice to the debtor, (2) at a commercially reasonable public or private sale.
How are proceeds of a sale of collateral treated? What is the order in which they are dispursed?
The proceeds of the sale must be applied (1) to the costs of the sale; (2) repayment of the debt; (3) junior creditors; (4) proceeds must go to debtor
What is the secured party's other options besides a commercially reasonable sale?
The secured party may also give notice to the debtor and keep the collateral in full satisfaction of the debt, unless the debtor objects WITHIN 21 DAYS.
What is a Lender PMSI?
requires that the secured loan be made for the purpose of acquiring the collateral and the funds were actually used for that.
What is a Seller PMSI?
occurs when the secured credit provided by the seller permitted the debtor to acquire the collateral.
What are the four main ways to perfect a security interest?
(1) Automatic Perfection
(2) Perfection by Possession
(3) Motor Vehicle Perfection
(4) Perfection by Filing
What is automatic perfection?
A PMSI in consumer goods is automatically perfected.
What is perfection by possession?
A secured party is perfected only for so long as she possesses the collateral pursuant to a written or oral agreement.
What is motor vehicle perfection?
requires endorsement on certificate of title.
What is perfection by filing?
Did The Debtor Sign Or Authorize A Financing Statement? Perfection requires attachment plus filing a financial statement signed or authorized by the debtor, with proper names/addresses of the parties, indicating collateral, & filed in the correct place (Dept of Licensing for everything except fixtures, which are filed with County Auditor’s Office).
By signing the SA, the debtor automatically authorizes the FS.
What is the general rule for proceeds?
A security interest that has attached will remain perfected in cash proceeds, keeping the same priority, for as long as they are identifiable (until they become untraceable or debtor spends them).
What is the general rule for proceeds?
Proceeds of the sale are applied to the secured party’s expenses of sale & the secured debt; then to junior secured parties; and any surplus goes to the debtor, who remains liable for any deficiency.