Commentary
Alphabetical | Sequential

1. Unsecured debt

    Creation of debt
    Evidence of debt
    Dunning
    Fair debt collection practices
    Enforcement of judgment
    Exemptions

2. The nature of secured debt

    Sources of law governing secured debt
    Nature and characteristics of liens
    Illustrative transactions
    Escrow and title insurance
    Common terms in consensual payment obligations
    Relationship between debt and value of collateral

3. The creation and enforceability of consensual security

    Scope of UCC Article 9
    Sale of receivables
    Enforceability of consensual lien in personal property and fixtures
    Public licenses
    Lien to secure debt of another
    Enforceability of consensual lien on real property
    Mixed collateral
    Enforceability of consensual lien against third parties
    After acquired collateral
    Future advances.1
    Proceeds
    Rents and profits
    Common law defenses to enforceability
    Consumer protection legislation and regulation
    FTC Rule
    Anti-discrimination legislation
    Post-petition effect of security interest

4. Default and the state remedies system

    Default
    Assertion of claims and defenses against assignees
    Reinstatement
    Redemption
    Security first
    Self help repossession
    Possession through judicial process
    Collection of receivables
    Personal property foreclosure
    Consumer protection in Article 9
    Illustrative transactions (A3)
    Deeds in lieu
    Judicial and non-judicial foreclosure sales
    Foreclosure consultants
    Setting aside a non-judicial foreclosure sale
    Seller carry-backs on residential property
    Deficiency after non-judicial foreclosure
    Fair value limitations
    Multiple security and mixed collateral
    Waiver of debtor protections
    Guaranties
    Fair value and guarantors
    Guarantor's waiver of protection
    Letters of credit

5. The intervention of bankruptcy

    Introduction to bankruptcy
    Automatic stay
    Allowed secured claims
    Consumer Chapter 7
    Chapter 13
    Chapter 11
    Avoiding liens in bankruptcy
    Post-petition effect of security interest

6. Methods of Perfection and Recordation

    Perfection of security interest in personal property
    Perfection by possession
    Certificate of title
    Perfection by control
    Financing statement
    Sufficiency of financing statement
    Location of filing
    Events subsequent to filing
    Perfection as to proceeds
    Perfection as to fixtures
    Perfection as to real property

7. Priority disputes

    Priority
    Future advances.2
    All inclusive deed of trust

8. Hidden security devices

    Equitable liens
    Personal property leases