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Commentary
Alphabetical | Topical
1. Unsecured Debt
Creation of debt
Evidence of debt
Dunning
Fair debt collection practices
Enforcement of judgment
Exemptions
2. An Introduction to Secured Debt
Sources of law governing secured debt
Nature and characteristics of liens
Relationship between debt and value of
collateral
3. Creation and Enforceability of Security Interest
Scope of UCC Article 9
Sale of receivables
Mixed collateral
Enforceability of consensual lien in personal
property and fixtures
Public licenses
Lien to secure debt of another
Enforceability of consensual lien against
third parties
After acquired collateral
Future advances.1
Proceeds
Common law defenses to enforceability
Consumer protection legislation and
regulation
FTC Rule
4. Default
Default
Choice of remedies
Reinstatement
Redemption
Self help repossession
Possession through judicial process
Personal property foreclosure
Fair value limitations
Consumer protection in Article 9
Collection of receivables
Assertion of claims and defenses against
assignees
Foreclosure on mixed collateral
5. Perfection
Perfection of security interest in personal property
Perfection by possession
Perfection by control
Certificate of title
Financing statement
Sufficiency of financing statement
Location of filing
Events subsequent to filing
Perfection as to proceeds
Perfection as to fixtures
6. Bankruptcy
Introduction to bankruptcy
Automatic stay
Allowed secured claims
Consumer Chapter 7
Chapter 13
Chapter 11
Avoiding liens in bankruptcy
7. Priority
Priority
Future advances.2
8. Leases and consignments
Personal property leases