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Secured Transactions and Payment Systems : Problems and Answers

by Clarke, Leo L.; Dolan, John F.; Gavin, Larry T.; Kamp, Allen R.; Macintosh, Kerry Lynn

ISBN13: 9780735539242
ISBN10: 0735539243
Edition: 2nd
Format: Hardcover
Copyright: 2003-02-01
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer

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Summary

The Problems & Answers format is especially effective for teaching students how to read and interpret the Uniform Commercial Code. In addition to that unique advantage, ths is one of the very few UCC ancillary texts completely up to date on Article 9 revisions. Secured Transactions and Payment Systems: Problems and Answers also benefits from the expanded author team, representing an exceptionally strong collaboration of scholary expertise. the most effective study guide in this field, with proven features including: a highly effective Problems & Answers format that works exceptionally well for students learning to read and interpret the Uniform Commercial Code a thoroughly proven pedagogical structure that uses brief, interesting problems that build in difficulty across sections, followed by detailed, clearly explained answers flexible content and organization that supports different course configurations and texts on commercial law, payment systems, or secured transactions the Second Edition contains: extensively revised coverage, making this by far the most complete, current, and accurate study aid problem sets focusing on developments in commercial law And The latest revisions in UCC Articles 1,3,4,5,7,and 9 an expanded team of distinguished authors that combines different areas of academic and professional expertise in a truly authoritative collaboration.

Author Biography

Leo L. Clarke: Associate Professor of Law, Ave Maria School of Law John F. Dolan: Distinguished Professor of Law, Wayne State University Law School Larry T. Garvin: Associate Professor of Law, Florida State University College of Law Allen R. Kamp: Professor of Law, John Marshall Law School Kerry Lynn Macintosh: Professor of Law, Santa Clara University School of Law

Table of Contents

Using This Book

xv

PART ONE SECURED TRANSACTIONS

1

(2)

Secured Transactions: Problems

3

(66)

Transferring Property Interests: Security of Property, Good-Faith Purchase, and Fraudulent Conveyance

3

(4)

Problems 1-12

Scope

7

(2)

Problems 13-17

The Concept of Security

9

(1)

Problems 18-20

Creating the Security Interest: The Security Agreement

10

(3)

Problems 21-31

Definitions

13

(2)

Problems 32-36

Defining Proceeds

15

(2)

Problems 37-41

Commingling and Accessions

17

(1)

Problems 42-44

Tracing

17

(1)

Problem 45

More on Classifying Collateral

18

(4)

Problems 46-62

The Financing Statement

22

(3)

Problems 63-69

Introduction to Fixtures

25

(2)

Problems 70-76

More on the Place to File

27

(1)

Problems 77-78

Perfection Without Filing (Pledges and the Like)

28

(3)

Problems 79-92

Multistate Transactions

31

(4)

Problems 93-101

Perfecting the Security Interest in Proceeds

35

(1)

Problems 102-105

Introduction to Priorities

36

(5)

Problems 106-123

Future Advances

41

(2)

Problems 124-126

Purchaser Priorities

43

(3)

Problems 127-136

Chattel Paper and Accounts

46

(2)

Problems 137-141

More on Purchasers, This Time of Paper

48

(3)

Problems 142-146

Bailments

51

(2)

Problems 147-156

Fixture Priority Rules

53

(3)

Problems 157-166

Further Scope Questions

56

(3)

Problems 167-173

The Seller's Right to Reclaim

59

(2)

Problems 174-187

Article 9 and the Powers of the Trustee in Bankruptcy

61

(2)

Problems 188-193

Preferences

63

(3)

Problems 194-199

The Trustee as Lien Creditor

66

(1)

Problems 200-201

Part 5: Default

66

(3)

Problems 202-207

Secured Transactions: Answers

69

(72)

Transferring Property Interests: Security of Property, Good-Faith Purchase, and Fraudulent Conveyance

69

(5)

Answers 1-12

Scope

74

(2)

Answers 13-17

The Concept of Security

76

(1)

Answers 18-20

Creating the Security Interest: The Security Agreement

77

(4)

Answers 21-31

Definitions

81

(1)

Answers 32-36

Defining Proceeds

82

(2)

Answers 37-41

Commingling and Accessions

84

(1)

Answers 42-44

Tracing

85

(1)

Answer 45

More on Classifying Collateral

85

(4)

Answers 46-62

The Financing Statement

89

(6)

Answers 63-69

Introduction to Fixtures

95

(3)

Answers 70-76

More on the Place to File

98

(1)

Answers 77-78

Perfection Without Filing (Pledges and the Like)

98

(3)

Answers 79-92

Multistate Transactions

101

(3)

Answers 93-101

Perfecting the Security Interest in Proceeds

104

(2)

Answers 102-105

Introduction to Priorities

106

(4)

Answers 106-123

Future Advances

110

(2)

Answers 124-126

Purchaser Priorities

112

(4)

Answers 127-136

Chattel Paper and Accounts

116

(3)

Answers 137-141

More on Purchasers, This Time of Paper

119

(2)

Answers 142-146

Bailments

121

(3)

Answers 147-156

Fixture Priority Rules

124

(3)

Answers 157-166

Further Scope Questions

127

(2)

Answers 167-173

The Seller's Right to Reclaim

129

(3)

Answers 174-187

Article 9 and the Powers of the Trustee in Bankruptcy

132

(2)

Answers 188-193

Preferences

134

(3)

Answers 194-199

The Trustee as Lien Creditor

137

(1)

Answers 200-201

Part 5: Default

137

(4)

Answers 202-207

PART TWO PAYMENT SYSTEMS

141

(2)

Payment Systems: Problems

143

(38)

Negotiable Instruments

143

(1)

The Effect of a Signature on a Negotiable Instrument: The ``Contract'' Liability Concept

144

(1)

Problems 208-209

The Concepts of Transfer and Negotiation

145

(1)

Problems 210-215

Conditions of Contract Liability

146

(1)

Problem 216

Negotiable Instruments and the Underlying Transaction

147

(1)

Problems 217-218

Holders in Due Course and Their Rights

148

(3)

Problems 219-230

The Bank-Customer Relationship

151

(2)

Problems 231-241

Warranties

153

(2)

Problems 242-246

Conversion

155

(2)

Problems 247-251

Preclusion

157

(3)

Problems 252-258

Final Payment

160

(2)

Problems 259-260

Documents of Title

162

(1)

The Documentary Draft Transaction

162

(1)

Problems 261-265

The Bill of Lading

163

(1)

Problems 266-269

The Warehouse Receipt

164

(1)

Problems 270-272

More on the Documentary Draft Transaction

165

(1)

Problems 273-278

Negotiation and Transfer of Documents of Title

166

(2)

Problems 279-282

Letters of Credit

168

(1)

Letter of Credit Transactions

168

(3)

Problems 283-289

Duties of the Credit Issuer

171

(2)

Problems 290-294

The Exception for Fraud

173

(1)

Problems 295-299

Transferring Interests in Letters of Credit

174

(2)

Problems 300-305

Issuer Insolvency

176

(1)

Problem 306

Wire Transfers

177

(1)

Wire Transfers

177

(4)

Problems 307-312

Payment Systems: Answers

181

(38)

Negotiable Instruments

181

(1)

The Effect of a Signature on a Negotiable Instrument: The ``Contract'' Liability Concept

181

(1)

Answers 208-209

The Concepts of Transfer and Negotiation

182

(2)

Answers 210-215

Conditions of Contract Liability

184

(1)

Answer 216

Negotiable Instruments and the Underlying Transaction

185

(1)

Answers 217-218

Holders in Due Course and Their Rights

186

(4)

Answers 219-230

The Bank-Customer Relationship

190

(3)

Answers 231-241

Warranties

193

(2)

Answers 242-246

Conversion

195

(2)

Answers 247-251

Preclusion

197

(3)

Answers 252-258

Final Payment

200

(1)

Answers 259-260

Documents of Title

201

(1)

The Documentary Draft Transaction

201

(1)

Answers 261-265

The Bill of Lading

202

(1)

Answers 266-269

The Warehouse Receipt

203

(1)

Answers 270-272

More on the Documentary Draft Transaction

204

(2)

Answers 273-278

Negotiation and Transfer of Documents of Title

206

(2)

Answers 279-282

Letters of Credit

208

(1)

Letter of Credit Transactions

208

(2)

Answers 283-289

Duties of the Credit Issuer

210

(2)

Answers 290-294

The Exception for Fraud

212

(2)

Answers 295-299

Transferring Interests in Letters of Credit

214

(2)

Answers 300-305

Issuer Insolvency

216

(1)

Answer 306

Wire Transfers

217

(1)

Wire Transfers

217

(2)

Answers 307-312

Table of Statutory Sections

219

(6)

Index

225

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