The Security Interest and Attachment Flashcards
Security Agreement Requirements
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- must be in writing
- debtor’s affirmative granting of security interest
- Description of the collateral
- Authenticated by the debtor (signed)
What is a security agreement by Pledge?
When the debtor gives possession of the collateral to the secured party
When is the only time that an oral security agreement is valid?
When it is a Pledge (possession given to secured party)
Attachment is
the process by which the security interest becomes valid on the collateral
The security interest attaches when
3
- The secured party must give value
- Debtor must have rights in the collateral
- Must authenticate a security agreement (signed) sufficiently describing the collateral
A secured party gives value when?
making a loan of money
A description of collateral is deemed sufficient if:
- specifically identify the collateral
- UCC type (e.g. all inventory)
3.
Granting rights over all assets in a security agreement as collateral
super generic, too vague, does not fulfill description requirement
When will a security agreement attach to after acquired property?
(2)
- When the security agreement specifically provides for it.
- A security agreement specifying an interest in “inventory” or “accounts receivable” creates an interest in after-acquired collateral
a security interest in after-acquired consumer goods requires that debtor acquire rights in the consumer goods within
presumptively void
-can’t give after acquired consumer goods you acquire
How to secure future advances from creditor?
A security agreement may also provide that collateral secures future advances.
What is a creditor’s security interest in proceeds?
When you sell/trade collateral, the security interest automatically attaches to proceeds
If a debtor sells collateral, what happens to the creditor’s security interest in the collateral?
(2)
Get’s attachment over proceeds
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A secured party’s security interest in collateral will continue regardless of a sale, lease, or other disposition of the collateral, unless the secured party authorized its disposition free of the security interest.