Perf by poss/control Flashcards
perf by possession
secured party may perfect a security interest in most tangible collateral by taking possession of the collateral
can be perfected by possession
Goods
Instruments
Negotiable Instruments
Tangible chattel paper
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possession is EXCLUSIVE method for:
money
perfection by control
-a secured party may perfect a SI in specific collateral by taking control of the collateral
Can be perfected by control
- deposit accounts
- investment prop
- electronic documents or electronic chattel paper
- and letter-of-credit rights
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Control is exclusive method of possession
- letter-of-credit rights
- deposit accounts (IE checking account)
gain control over deposit account
1) Secured party is the one maintaining the account
2) debtor, secured party, and bank have authenticated a record agreeing that the secured party has control or
3) secured party’s name is added to the debtor’s account
automatic perfection
some types of perfection occur upon attachment
automatic perfection-2 type
1) indefinite
2) temporary
indefinite automatic perfection
- PMSI in consumer goods
- PMSI in other types of goods (inventory/equip) or in automobiles is not automatically perfected
temporary automatic perfection
three ways in which this arises:
1) secured party perfects by possession and subsequently gives the collateral over to the debtor for resale
2) either the debtor or collateral moves from one state to another OR
3) when the collateral is exchanged for or gives rise to proceeds
delivery of collateral to debtory
-when secured party is perfected, and makes collateral available to the debtor for the purpose of selling or exchanging the collateral, the secured interest in the collateral remains perfected for 20 days
interstate movement of debtor
when a debtor moves states, a perfected Si remains perfected for 4 months after the debtor’s change in location
interstate movement of collateral
when collateral is transferred to a person located in another state who becomes a debtor, a perfected security interest generally remains perfected for one year after the transfer
effect of lapse of perfection
- in either of the above 2 situations, where a SI is not perfected in the second state before expiration of the applicable temporary perfection period, the SI generally ceases to be perfected prospectively
- and with respect to purchasers for value, such as subsequent secured party, such a SI is deemed never to have been perfected