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capelm
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Secured Transactions
Anyone have an attack outline for secured transactions?
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supervik80
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Re: Secured Transactions
There is only really 3 issues they can test on. Creation, Priority fights, and how to proceed with default.
For creation, know VCR and how to perfect. For priority fights, know the various ways people get get security interests and memorize the priorities.....Buyer in the ordinary course, Perfected Attached Creditor, Lien Creditor, Non-ordinary course buyer, Unperfected attached creditor, and General unattached Creditor. For default, know about strict foreclosure, requirements for public and private sales, and deficiency judgments, and redemption.
For creation, know VCR and how to perfect. For priority fights, know the various ways people get get security interests and memorize the priorities.....Buyer in the ordinary course, Perfected Attached Creditor, Lien Creditor, Non-ordinary course buyer, Unperfected attached creditor, and General unattached Creditor. For default, know about strict foreclosure, requirements for public and private sales, and deficiency judgments, and redemption.
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squiggle
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Re: Secured Transactions
Have you checked out this thread? It has a great Secured Transaction outline.capelm wrote:Anyone have an attack outline for secured transactions?
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=249162
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0lol
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Re: Secured Transactions
i absolutly love that thread
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