5. Default Flashcards

1
Q

What are the grounds for default?

A

Security agreement

NO security agreement

  • Failure to perform
  • Failure to pay obligation when due
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2
Q

What is self-help repossession?

A

Secured Party can take possession of collateral with NO judicial process after default

UNLESS breach of peace
- Unruly public behaviour

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3
Q

What if there is breach of the peace?

A
  • Secured Party loses authorisation to repossess
  • Secured Party can be sued for conversio
  • Secured Party is liable for actual damages
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4
Q

What is required for retention of collateral?

A
  • Proposal to other secured parties
  • Debtor’s consent

UNLESS they object within 20 days => Must dispose collateral by sale

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5
Q

What can Secured Party do after default?

A

Self-help repossession
Retention of collateral
Resale of collateral

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6
Q

What are the options for resale of collateral?

A

Sale
Lease
License
Disposal

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7
Q

Is Buyer subject to existing security interests on collateral?

A

Superior security interests (NOT subordinate)

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8
Q

Which parties must Secured Party give reasonable notification to for resale of collateral?

A

Debtor
Sureties
Other secured parties with perfection

UNLESS => NO notification required

  • Perishable collateral
  • Potentially rapid declining collateral
  • Ordinarily sold in recognised market collateral
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9
Q

When must notification be sent for resale of collateral?

A

Consumer sale
- Within reasonable time

Non-consumer sale
- Within 10 days or more

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10
Q

What is the priority for proceeds of sale of collateral?

A

1) Costs of repossession + sale
2) Foreclosing Creditor
3) Creditors (lower priority)
4) Debtor (surplus)

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11
Q

What are the consequences for failure to comply with resale requirements?

A

Liability for damages

Consumer goods

  • Liability for min. 10% cash price of goods to Debtor
  • Interest charges to Debtor

If Debtor still owes deficiency => Rebuttable presumption that sale proceeds EQUALS debt amount (NO deficiency judgment)

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12
Q

When may Debtor redeem collateral?

A

Before resale of collateral
Before disposition contract
Before retention of collateral

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13
Q

What is required for Debtor to redeem collateral?

A

Fulfill ALL obligations secured by collateral

UNLESS Acceleration clause is included in security agreement
- Must tender ENTIRE balance as well

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