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2
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4 steps to security interest analysis

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CAPP

  1. Categorize the collateral
  2. Attachment
  3. Perfection
  4. Priority
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Attachment (3 steps)

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  1. Value given
  2. Debtor has rights in collateral
  3. a: written security agreement
    b: signed (“authenticated”) by debtor
    c: containing adequate description of collateral
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Perfection (5 methods)

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  1. Filing UCC-1 Finance statement
  2. Possession
  3. Automatic Perfection
  4. Control
  5. Perfection as a matter of law
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Intangible Rights - Collateral (6)

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  1. Account
  2. Deposit account
  3. Instrument
  4. Chattel Paper
  5. Investment property
  6. General intangibles
  7. Tort claims
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Tangible movable collateral

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  1. Inventory
  2. Equipment
  3. Consumer goods
  4. Rights in immovable property not governed by UCC-9 except fixtures and as extracted collateral
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Several obligations

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Each obligor owes an individual and complete performance

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Joint obligations

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Obligors together owe one performance and no obligor is bound for the whole

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3 year Liberative Rx

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  1. Past due rent
  2. Open accounts
  3. Money lent
  4. Compensation for rendered services
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5 year Liberative Rx

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Promissory notes & negotiable instruments

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Interruption vs. suspension of Rx

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Interrupted - commences anew

Suspended - continues where left off

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Warranty against eviction

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Warranty against complete or partial loss or reasonable fear of losing the thing sold because of 3rd party’s right that existed at time of sale.

Buyer has duty of reasonable inspection - does not cover apparent SERVITUDES

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Lease

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Nominative K that is perfected when there is an agreement between 1. Thing 2. Rent

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How long is a mortgage valid

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10 years if maturity date is under 9 years or if longer, six years after the date of maturation.

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Aleatory contract

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Performance by a party depends on an uncertain event

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Warranty against redhibition

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Defect that is

  1. Non apparent
  2. Not known by buyer at time of sale
  3. Existed at delivery
  4. Defect renders thing (a or b)

a: useless or so inconvenient that buyer would have either not purchased it, or
b: usefulness diminished such that buyer would have purchased for less.

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Length of time a finance statement is good for

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5 years

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Vendors privilege

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Privilege on any property sold to secure purchase price

  1. Movable still in buyer’s possession
  2. Immovables - must have recorded act of sale in mortgage records
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Conventional mortgage

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  1. Written
  2. Signed by mortgagor
  3. State amount or maximum debt secured
  4. Precise description of immovable

WASP - written, amount, signed, precise

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Make mortgage effective against 3rd parties

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Record in mortgage records of parish where immovable located.

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Suspensive condition

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An uncertain event that will make an obligation enforceable if it occurs

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Resolutory condition

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An uncertain event that if it occurs will bring an obligation to an end

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Purchase Money Security Interest (PMSI)

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A security interest that secures repayment of whatever portion of a loan actually used to purchase the collateral.

  • Super Priority if finance statement filed before delivery (inventory) or w/in 20 days of delivery (everything else) and provide notice to other parties with security interest (inventory only)
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Lessor’s privilege

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By operation of law. Lessor has privilege on all of lessees movable property located on the leased immovable to secure rental price and other obligations under the lease

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What MOVABLES can be used as collateral?

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Tangibles, intangibles & proceeds

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Objective vs. subjective novation

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Objective novation - substitution of a new performance in place of the original one

Subjective novation - substitution of a new obligor

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Valid mortgage requirements

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  1. Written
  2. Signed by mortgagor
  3. State amount or maximum amount secured
  4. Precise description of immovable
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Duration of inscription of mortgage

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10 years from date of mortgage if under 9 years maturation date.

6 years after maturation date for mortgage if matures over 9 years from date of mortgage.

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Detrimental reliance

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  1. promisee relied on promissor to his detriment
  2. Promissor knew or should have known that promisee would so rely
  3. Promisee was reasonable in so relying.
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Error

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  1. Concerns the principle cause and but for the error, the obligation wouldn’t have been made
  2. Cause was known or should have been known to the other party
  3. Error substantially influenced consent
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Fraud

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  1. Misrepresentation or suppression of the truth
  2. Intent to obtain unjust advantage, or cause a loss or inconvenience to the other party.
  3. Fraudulent conduct must have substantially influenced consent to contract.
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Requirement for a valid K

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  1. Capacity
  2. Consent
  3. Lawful cause
  4. Lawful object
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Absolutely null K

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Violates rule of public order, Illegal or immoral

  • Cannot be confirmed
  • Doesn’t prescribe
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Relatively null K

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Violates a rule intended for the protection of a partyCan be confirmedWaiver or rule can only be invoked by party the rule protects

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Absolute Simulation

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Parties intended no effect

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Relative Simulation

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Parties intend an effect different than recited

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Compromise

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K whereby one or more parties make concessions to settle a dispute or uncertainty concerning an obligation

  1. In writing, or
  2. In open court
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Accord and Satisfaction

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Claimant accepts payment tendered by other party with clearly expressed written condition that payment will extinguish the debt.

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Valid sale

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K whereby a person transfers ownership of a thing to another for money

Perfected when there is an agreement as to

  1. Thing, and
  2. Price (in money)
40
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3 types of suretyship

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  1. Legal
  2. Commercial
  3. Ordinary
41
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Lump sale

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Perfected upon agreement

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Sale on view or trial

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Ownership transfers after inspection

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Option K

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Unilateral K where the grantor is bound to buy or sell if grantee accepts w/in time stipulated.

  1. Specify thing
  2. Specify price
  3. Term
44
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Right of first refusal

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Unilateral k inn which a party agrees that they will not sell a thing without first offering it to a certain person
- 30 days to exercise if immovable, and if refused may offer to sell to another party up to six months later, at which time it must be offered again if not sold.

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Lesion

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Applies to corporeal ImmovablesSeller can rescind based on lesion if buyer paid less than 1/2 FMV

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Authentic act

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Signed in presence of Notary + 2 witnesses

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Legal subrogation

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Effect - new obligee can only recover to the extent that he has performed

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Conventional subrogation

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Effect - obligee can get the whole amount of the original debt, no matter what his performance .

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Oral transfer exception to writing requirement in transfer of immovable

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Valid if there has been1. Delivery, and2. Transferor recognizes the transfer under oath

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Sale without warranty

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Restitution of price if buyer didn’t know of danger of eviction

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Sale at buyer’s own peril and risk

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Buyer gets nothing if evicted if1.buyer aware of danger2. Buyer declared he was buying at own risk3. Seller’s obligation expressly excluded and pointed out to buyer.

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GF Breach

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Only liable for damages that were reasonably foreseeable at time K was made

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BF Breach

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Liable for all damages that are a direct consequence of his failure to perform

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Warranty against eviction

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Warranty against complete, partial or reasonable fear of loss that existed at the time of the sale
Extends to undeclared non apparent conventional SERVITUDES

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Warranty sale

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Eviction entitles buyer to

  1. Restitution of price
  2. Fruits and revenues
  3. Costs
  4. Damages
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Assignment

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K to transfer rights and duties - assignee promises to fulfill assignor’s Contractural commitment. Lessor is 3rd party beneficiaryOriginal lessee and new lessee are bound in solido

57
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Process to Reinscribe mortgage

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Mortgagee signs and files notice if reinscription that:

  1. States name of mortgagor and mortgagee
  2. States recordation number of original mortgage
  3. Declares mortgage reinscribed
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Redhibition claim - seller in GF

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Seller entitled to an opportunity to cure/repair Rx - 4 years from delivery or one year from delivery if residential immovable Must restore purchase price and reasonable expenses or reduction in price (quanti minoris)

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Redhibition claim - seller in BF

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Must refund purchase price, damages, expenses and atty feesNo opportunity to repairRx - 1 year from discovery

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Private works act

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PV on the imm, to secure labor, materials and costs to construct or improve an immovable

PV outranks all private interests if filed in mortgage records w/in 1-2 months after construction is complete in mortgage records

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Waiver of warranty

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Waiver of warranty is effective when

  1. Clear and unambiguous terms
  2. Brought to the attention of the buyer

EXCEPTION: if seller intentionally misrepresents thing to have qualities that he knows it doesn’t possess, buyer’s rights are governed by redhibition. Otherwise look to K.

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Duties of lessor

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  1. Delivery
  2. Maintain the thing in a condition suitable for its purpose
  3. Warrant Peaceful possession
  4. Warrant against vices and defects
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Duties of lessee

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  1. Pay rent
  2. Use as prudent administrator
  3. Return at end of lease
64
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Suretyship

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an accessory conventional obligation whereby the surety binds himself to the creditor to fulfill one or more obligations of the principal debtor upon his failure to do so; may secure any principal obligation – past, present, or future;

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surety’s rights against the principal obligor

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can seek reimbursement directly or can go after principal obligor by subrogation

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Reinscription

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File a notice of reinscription that states:

  1. the name of the mortgagor,
  2. the recordation number of the original filing,
  3. must be signed by the creditor, and
  4. declares the mortgage reinscribed

Must reinscribe before the expiration of the original inscription in order to save your priority date;
the reinscription is effective 10 years from the date of filing the notice.

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With mortg. Qs, ask three questions:

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  1. is the underlying promissory note still enforceable?
  2. Is mortgage enforceable against property?
  3. Against 3ds?
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Perfection by UCC-1 financing statement requirements

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UCC-1 financing statement must be filed in the UCC records office of any parish.

Requires:
1. Debtor full accurate legal name
2. Creditor's name
3. Collateral must be described 
(can be generic)
69
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What law is applicable regarding perfection of assets covered by a finance statement?

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The law of the debtor’s location is applicable.

If moveable assets move out of state or are located out of state, they are still secured as long as the finance statement was filed in the proper state where the debtor is located

Ex: if debtor is a Louisiana citizen, the fact that the asset is in MS, is of no consequence as long as the UCC-1 finance statement was filed in Louisiana.

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Assuming that the finance statement was authorized, is a UCC-1 finance statement tied to a particular loan if the loan is extinguished?

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No, unless it has been terminated

71
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If an item is sold by a debtor on credit and the funds are deposited in the deposit account of said debtor, will it be perfected if only a finance statement covers “accounts,” and there is no control agreement with the bank?

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Yes, it is perfected as identifiable proceeds.

The sale on credit creates an “account.” If the security agreement lists accounts, it has a SI in the identifiable proceeds - which are automatically and continually perfected as long as the original collateral (item sold) was perfected.

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