Chapter 35 - Secured Transactions Flashcards
1
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Secured Transactions
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- Loan transaction in which the creditor has security.
2
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Secured Party
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- The creditor
3
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Security Interest
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- What the creditor has.
4
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Secured Creditor
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- The creditor
5
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Unsecured Creditor
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- Can’t possess assets of debtor.
6
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Collateral
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- If I fail to pay, the creditor can possess the collateral.
7
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Security AGreement
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- The debtor signs agreement allowing creditor to have a security interest in debtor’s collateral.
8
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Attached
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- One debtor signs agreement, security interest attaches.
- If sign agreement with two different people, they both have right and would have to fight. Solved by perfecting.
9
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Perfecting
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- The first to perfect a security interest has a better claim to the collateral.
- To perfect the interest, you must submit financing statements with the state of Utah. Becomes public information.
10
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Farm Credit Services v. Wilson
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- Farm loans money to someone to buy farm equipment.
- People sold equipment to Wilson who took it to a different state.
- The farm didn’t know of the sale and they didn’t have a perfected security interest in OK.
- They didn’t get paid from anyone.
- Court ruled that the Farm could come to OK to repossess even though their security interest wasn’t perfected.
11
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Termination Statement
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- Creditor should file this once all is paid off.
12
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Floating Lien
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- Possible for a creditor to have a lien in inventory even though the inventory fluctuates.
13
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PMSI
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- Purchase Money Security Interest.
- When you buy a product on credit from the store.
- No doc. has to be filed to be perfected…it automatically happens.
14
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Woven Treasures v. Hudson Capital
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- Sell rugs and put them on consignment.
- Hudson Capital had a perfected security interest in inventory of business that went out of business.
- Woven Treasures rugs were part of other business that died so Hudson sold all their inventory.
- Hudson Capital wins because they had security interest.
15
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Foreclosing on a Security Interest
- self-help -
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- If I sold something with interest and it hasn’t been paid, I can foreclose by doing self-help.
- Take collateral without breaching the peace.