Secured Transactions in Personal PropertyThis law school casebook provides a detailed examination of secured transactions in both the commercial and consumer context. It discusses in detail the provisions of Revised Article 9 (Secured Transactions). New Problems and Notes are integrated with cases to allow convenient treatment of statutory innovations. New Forms are also included. |
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Contents
Table of Cases | xxv |
Table of Statutes | xxxi |
Creating a Security Interest | 2 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
accounts receivable acquired after-acquired property agree amount apply Article 9 assets assignment attached Bank Bank's bankruptcy court beneficiary Blue Quail Borrower buyer cash certificate of title chattel paper clause collateral consumer contract copyrights Corp Corporation Dealer debt debtor default deposit account disposition district court documents draft effect equipment federal filed a financing filing office financing statement financing statement covering fixtures former Article funds future advances granted issue issuer judgment lease Lender lessee letter of credit lien creditor loan ment money security interest mortgage notice obligation perfected security interest personal property possession Problem proceeds promissory note provides purchase money security reasonable record repossession Revised Article rights to payment Section secured creditor secured party secured transactions security agreement sell Seller sold statute tax lien tion transfer trustee in bankruptcy Uniform Commercial Code unsecured vehicles
Bibliographic information
| Title | Secured Transactions in Personal Property University casebook series |
| Authors | William D. Warren, Steven D. Walt |
| Edition | 6, revised |
| Publisher | Foundation Press, 2004 |
| ISBN | 1587787415, 9781587787416 |
| Length | 637 pages |
| Subjects | › Law / Property |
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