Secured Transaction Flashcards
1
Q
Perfecting PMSI in Equipment
A
- Anytime (usually by filing) within 20 days of debtor getting possession of collateral, get priority
2
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Perfecting PMSI in Inventory
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- Must be perfected (usually by filing) by the time the debtor gets possession
- No 20 day grace period
- Previously filed interests must be given notice
3
Q
Consumer-to-Consumer Sale Exception
A
- Buyer takes free of perfected security interest if buyer buys:
- Without knowledge of the security interest
- For value
- For consumer purposes; and
- Before creditor files
4
Q
Perfection by Filing is Valid for All Types of Collateral Except…
A
- Deposit Accounts
- Money
5
Q
Filing Statement Must Contain
A
- Debtor and creditor’s name and address
- Description of collateral
6
Q
Types of Goods
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- Consumer goods (used primarily for personal, family, or household purposes)
- Inventory
- Farm Products
- Equipment (default)
7
Q
Perfecting an Interest in Goods
A
- Filing; or
- Taking possession
8
Q
Perfecting an Interest in a Vehicle
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- Under Article 9, a filing statement is not effective to perfect if:
- The vehicle is subject to a state statute that provides for perfection by notation on the certificate of title
9
Q
Accession
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- A good that is physically united with another good such that
- the identity of the original good is not lost
- A security interest in the whole perfected under a certificate of title statute has priority over a security interest in the accession
10
Q
A PMSI Arises When…
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- Creditor sells the good to the debtor on credit retaining a security interest in the goods for all or part of the purchase price; or
- A creditor advances funds that are used by the debtor to purchase the goods
11
Q
Perfecting a Security Interest in a Nonconsumer Deposit Account
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- Automatic for the bank maintaining the account
- Putting creditor’s name on account
- Agreeing, in an authenticated record with the debtor and the account’s bank that it will comply with secured party’s orders without debtor’s consent
12
Q
Self-Help Repossession
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- Interest must be attached
- Can’t breach the peace (not defined in Art. 9)
13
Q
When Can You Waive the Right to Redemption
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- After default
- Not before
14
Q
Creditor Duties at Default Sale and Consequences of Breach
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- Duty to hold commercially reasonable sale
- Duty to mitigate damages
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Can’t collect deficiency if Art. 9 rules broke unless
- Creditor shows breach didn’t cause deficiency (bidding at the sale)
15
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Attachment
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- Parties agree to create a security interest
- Creditor gives value
- Debtor has rights in collateral