Secured Transactions · 12th Edition
Problems and Materials on Secured Transactions - 12th Edition - Douglas J Whaley
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Problems and Materials on Secured Transactions 12th Edition - Douglas J Whaley - 9798889066156
New to Whaley Problems and Materials on Secured Transactions:
- Article 12:
UCC Article 12, introduced in recent years, addresses the evolving landscape of digital assets and their regulation within commercial transactions. This addition to the Uniform Commercial Code aims to provide a legal framework for the transfer and control of digital assets, including cryptocurrencies and other forms of digital property.
By defining key terms and establishing rules for their acquisition, use, and transfer, Article 12 seeks to create a clear and predictable legal environment for businesses and individuals engaging in digital asset transactions. The article's provisions are designed to align with existing principles of commercial law while accommodating the unique characteristics of digital assets, thus promoting their integration into the broader economy.
- Article 9:UCC Article 9 governs secured transactions, focusing on the rights and obligations of parties involved in transactions secured by personal property. This article provides a comprehensive legal framework for the creation, perfection, priority, and enforcement of security interests in movable property, including goods, accounts receivable, chattel paper, and investment property.
- Article 9 outlines the steps required to create a valid security interest, such as the necessity of a security agreement and the debtor's rights in the collateral. It also details the methods for perfecting a security interest, primarily through filing a financing statement or taking possession of the collateral, which ensures that the secured party's interest is enforceable against third parties.
- Priority rules within Article 9 determine the order in which competing claims to the same collateral are satisfied, generally favoring perfected security interests over unperfected ones. Additionally, Article 9 includes provisions for the enforcement of security interests upon the debtor's default, allowing the secured party to repossess and dispose of the collateral in a commercially reasonable manner.
- New/expanded Problems, including on applying the various parts of Article 9 to digital assets under the 2022 Amendments and the new Article 12
Problems and Materials on Secured Transactions Whaley 12th Edition ISBN 9798889066156
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- ISBN
- 9798889066156
- Edition
- 12th Edition
- Publisher
- Aspen Publishing
- Publication Date
- July 2024
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