A security agreement under Article 9 of the UCC creates an enforceable security interest through debtor authentication, clear collateral description, …
A lien (consensual lien) grants creditors a security interest in debtor property through consent, whereas non-consensual liens, arising automatically …
A detailed statutory analysis of the UCC-1 Financing Statement, outlining filing requirements, common pitfalls, and best practices under U.S. secured …
Explore the statutory distinctions between possessory and non-possessory security interests under UCC Article 9, including methods of attachment, perf…
Chattel mortgages under the Bills of Sale Acts (1878 and 1882) strictly mandated registration, transparency, and standardisation of agreements. Courts…
A critical analysis of the floating lien focusing on UCC Article 9, including statutory provisions, after-acquired property clauses, future advances, …
This post explores the role of Retention of Title (Romalpa clauses) in secured transactions under UCC Article 9, detailing how U.S. law treats these c…
Enforcing security interests in collateral under UCC Article 9, Ontario PPSA, and Australian PPSA, highlighting creditors' remedies, debtor protection…
A detailed analysis of priority rules in secured transactions under UCC Article 9, Ontario PPSA, and Australian PPSA, highlighting key similarities, n…