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Secured Transactions (5353)
Covers the creation and perfection of consensual liens known as "security interests" in personal property under Article 9 of the U.C.C., proceeds and priorities problems, remedies and default, repossession and disposition of collateral. Compares the rights of Article 9 secured creditors to those of unsecured creditors and mortgagees. This area of law is widely used in business, commercial and consumer transactions of all types, including bank financing, mergers and acquisitions, and the sale of business, agricultural and consumer goods on credit.
Grading: Letter-graded. Final exam.
Credits: 3-credits
Offered: Fall/Spring
Categories:
Statutory Course
Subject Areas:
Banking
Bankruptcy
Business/Corporate/Commercial:: edit ::
Taught by: Gregory Duhl
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