Ch. 30 Flashcards
A security interest cannot become perfected without the filing of a security agreement.
False
A security interest in proceeds is not perfected unless it is specifically provided in the security agreement.
False
Providing only a debtor’s trade name in a financing statement is sufficient for perfection even if the trade name is not the legal name of the business.
False
When two conflicting security interests are unperfected, the last to attach has priority.
False
A secured party perfects a claim by filing a financing statement with the debtor.
False
A party who owes payment or performance of a secured obligation is a secured party.
False
Loan Office Inc. has a security interest against Manufacturing Company that is enforceable. In other words, with respect to the collateral, the creditor’s rights are said to
attach.
Rico borrows funds from Suburban Bank secured by Rico’s house. Rico defaults on the debt. The bank’s options include
disposing of the collateral in any commercially reasonable manner.
Mobile Talk LLC sells phones. The phones are the collateral for a loan from Noble Bank to the seller. The parties agree to extend the UCC’s automatic-perfection period for proceeds. In regard to the bank’s interest in the proceeds, this agreement
permits the interest to remain perfected.
Any transaction in which the payment of a debt is guaranteed by personal property owned or held by the debtor is a secured transaction.
True
Retail Store Inc. can give Secure Loan Company a security interest in future inventory to be acquired by the debtor.
True
A buyer in the ordinary course of business takes goods subject to any security interest created by the seller because otherwise the free flow of credit would be hindered.
False
Ezra owns Fans & Players, a retail sporting goods shop. When Great Lodge, a new ski resort, is built in the area, Ezra decides to expand and obtains a loan from Home Bank. The bank takes a security interest in Ezra’s present inventory and after-acquired inventory as collateral for the loan. The bank properly perfects the security interest by filing a financing statement. Ezra’s business is profitable, and he begins doubling his inventory. A year later, an avalanche destroys the ski resort. Ezra’s business takes a turn for the worse, and he defaults on his debt to the bank. The bank seeks possession of his entire inventory, even though it is twice as large as it was when the loan was made. Ezra claims that the bank has rights to only half of his inventory. Is Ezra correct? Explain.
Erza is not correct. Home Bank has rights to all of Erza’s property present and and after acquired inventory. The Bank has this right because the security interest was properly perfected by filing a finance statement.
A security interest can cover only property in which the debtor has present rights.
False
To create an enforceable security interest for a loan, in terms of the collateral, the debtor must have
rights in it.
In a security agreement with AAA Machine Parts Inc., Business Loan Company wants to include a description of the collateral. A sufficient description would be
“all the debtor’s present and future inventory.”
Attachment ensures that a security interest between a debtor and a secured party is effective.
True
A security agreement must describe the collateral because no security interest can exist unless the parties agree on the property subject to it.
True
The legal process by which a secured party protects against the claims of third parties who wish to have their debts satisfied out of the same property of the debtor is perfection.
True
To create an enforceable security interest, the collateral must be in the possession of neither the debtor nor the secured party, but in escrow.
False
Because of depreciation, an amount received on a sale of collateral may be less than the amount owed on the debt, but a debtor who has defaulted is not likely to have the funds to pay the deficiency.
True
To create an enforceable security interest between Mortgage Bank and National Property Company in a written security agreement, the agreement must be signed by
the debtor.
For most collateral, possession by a secured party is impractical because it denies the debtor the right to use or derive income from the property to pay the debt.
True
The last security interest to be perfected is the first in priority over any other perfected security interests.
False