Secured Transactions Flashcards

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Article 9 security interest

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consensual lien on personal property

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Types of personal property (goods)

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  1. Consumer goods
  2. Farm products
  3. Inventory
    - goods held for sale
    - goods held for lease
    - goods that are rapidly consumed
  4. Equipment (residual category)
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Account (definition)

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Right to payment arising out of one of the transactions w/n article 9

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Types of Accounts

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  1. Sale of goods

2. Rendition of services

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5
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Article 9 instrument

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Article 3 negotiable instrument

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Types of Personal Property (non-goods)

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  1. Accounts
  2. NIs
  3. Chattel Paper
  4. Deposit Accounts
  5. Documents
  6. Investment Property
  7. Commercial Tort Claims (CTCs)
  8. General Intangibles
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Chattel Paper

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  1. Written lease of personal property

2. Documentation generated by a secured transaction

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Deposit Accounts (not included)

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Consumer account when the transaction is for a consumer purpose

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9
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CTCs

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  1. Any tort claim that a business has is a CMT

2. Tort claims by individuals are CMTs if they arise out of the operation of a biz + do not involve PI.

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General intangibles

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Residual category for all non-goods

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Attachment (effect)

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Article 9 event when a creditor acquires a security interest and becomes a secured party.

Attachment creates rights against the debtor

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Attachment events (Very Rich Shit)

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  1. Value given
  2. Debtor has to have rights in the collateral
  3. SOF
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Article 9 SOF

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  1. Debtor must authenticate
  2. Evidences grant of security interest
  3. Describe collateral
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Article 9 SOF description

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*Cannot be super-generic

OK:
“All inventory”
“All equipment”
“All chattel paper”

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Description of CTCs

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Must be somewhat specific (date)

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Description of consumer goods

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Even more specific:
OK:
“All furniture”
“All snowmobiles”

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17
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SOF Exception

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Possession by secured party

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18
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After acquired property clauses

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OK

Exceptions:

  • CMTs
  • Consumer goods must be acquired w/n 10 days of value given
19
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Future advance clauses

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Eliminates the need for multiple security agreements

20
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Proceeds (effect)

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Security interest will automatically attach to identifiable proceeds

21
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Proceeds (definition)

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Anything the debtor acquires as a consequence of the debtor’s rights int he collateral

22
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Perfection by Financial Statement

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Perfects a security interest in all types of collateral except - deposit accounts

23
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Correct filing state

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Where debtor is located regardless of the location of collateral

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Financial Statement Elements

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  1. Debtor name
  2. Secured party name
  3. Description of collateral
  4. Authorized by debtor
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Filing statement duration
5 years
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Perfection by possession
Valid but not for: - account - CTC - general intangible - deposit account
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Perfection by control
ok for deposit accounts
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Automatic perfection (def)
Perfection upon attachment
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Purchase-money security interest
Applies only to goods
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How to get a PMSI
- sell goods on credit | - lend an enabling loan
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Priority: two secured interests, both unperfected
1st to attach
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Priority: two secured interest, one unperfected
Perfected security interest
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Priority: two secured interest, both perfected
1st to file or perfect
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Priority: Secured party vs buyer
Presumption goes to secured party
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Priority: Secured party vs buyer (exceptions)
1. BOCB 2. Yard Sale 3. Latest buyer exception
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BOCB exception
1. Buy goods 2. From someone in the business of selling the type of goods in question 3. w/o notice 4. Seller created the security interest
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Yard Sale exception
1. consumer goods 2. sold as consumer goods 3. W/o notice 4. Secured interest relies on automatic perfection (didn't file)
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Latest buyer exception
- Applies to unperfected security interests | - w/o notice
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Priority: Secured party vs. judicial lien creditor
General rule: perfected SI gets priority
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Insecurity clause
Secured party right to declare default if uneasy about possibility of repayment - good faith
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Secured party rights upon default
right to possession
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Self-help repossession no-no's
Cannot: breach the peace! go into an enclosure! continue against debtor objection!
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Secured party rights upon repossession
1. Sell by public or private sale 2. Must be commercially reasonable 3. Must notify debtor