A) After-acquired property
B) Subsequent-acquired property
C) Proceeds
D) Collateral
E) Post-financed funds
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A) Tina breached the peace because she did not provide Barry prior notification that she was going to repossess the vehicle.
B) Tina breached the peace because she took the vehicle from a public lot.
C) Tina breached the peace unless she can establish that Barry gave her prior permission to repossess the vehicle in a public lot.
D) Tina did not breach the peace because she acted in a reasonable manner in taking the collateral.
E) Tina did not breach the peace because Barry sustained no documented physical injury.
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A) The UCC defines default as failure to make any payment when due.
B) The UCC defines default as failure to make a payment within 30 days after a payment is due.
C) The UCC defines default as failure to make a payment within 60 days after a payment is due.
D) The UCC defines default as failure to make a payment within 90 days after a payment is due.
E) The UCC does not define default.
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A) Collateral agreement.
B) Secured interest.
C) Debtor agreement.
D) Secured transaction.
E) Security agreement.
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A) 30 Days
B) 60 Days
C) 1 Year
D) 5 Days
E) 10 Days
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A) If a debtor defaults on a loan, the secured party can take possession of the collateral so long as the debtor does not breach the peace.
B) Under the UCC, the secured party can sell, lease, or transfer the collateral in any commercially reasonable method.
C) Regardless of where the collateral is sold, the secured party must strive to receive the best price for the collateral.
D) Instead of disposing of the collateral, the secured party may choose to keep the collateral in full or partial satisfaction of the debt.
E) A debtor in default has no rights in regard to whether collateral is retained by the secured party or sold.
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A) The sale must be in a private sale only.
B) The sale must be in a public sale only.
C) The sale must be in an acknowledged sale.
D) The sale may be in a private sale, public sale, or an acknowledged sale.
E) The sale may be in either a private sale or a public sale.
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A) A pledged money interest.
B) A collateralized interest.
C) A purchase-money security interest.
D) A security perfection interest.
E) A cash deferred security interest.
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A) A buyer in the typical course of business.
B) An approved buyer.
C) An approved buyer in the ordinary course of business.
D) A buyer in the ordinary course of business.
E) An exchanger in the typical course of business.
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A) The bank had priority because the computer was considered after-acquired property properly covered by the initial security interest.
B) XYZ Electronics had priority because XYZ Electronics had a purchase-money security interest in the computer.
C) XYZ Electronics had priority only if XYZ Electronics perfected its security interest within 10 days of the purchase.
D) XYZ Electronics had priority only if XYZ Electronics perfected its security interest within 20 days of the purchase.
E) The bank had a security interest in the computer because it perfected its security interest before XYZ Electronics did so.
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A) The names and addresses of all parties involved only.
B) Two items: (1) the names and addresses of all the parties involved and (2) a description of the collateral.
C) Three items: (1) the names and addresses of all the parties involved, (2) a description of the collateral, and (3) the signature of the debtor.
D) Three items: (1) the name of the financing bank, (2) the name of the debtor, and (3) a description of the collateral only.
E) Three items: (1) the name of the financing bank, (2) the signature of the debtor, and (3) a description of the collateral.
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A) That showing that the sale grossed more than 50% of the vehicle's value established that the sale was commercially reasonable.
B) That good faith in selling the vehicle as a matter of law established commercial reasonableness.
C) That the secured party failed to prove that its sale of the vehicle conformed with established trade practices.
D) That there was no obligation on the seller to engage in a commercially reasonable sale because the plaintiff was in default.
E) That while not every aspect of the sale had to be commercially reasonable, the seller failed to show that sufficient advertisement of the sale was accomplished thereby rendering the sale itself commercially unreasonable.
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A) Dennis is wrong because the security interest perfected immediately.
B) Dennis is correct because the security interest perfected when he was still in possession of the collateral 30 days after the purchase.
C) Dennis is correct because the security interest perfected when he was still in possession of the collateral 60 days after the purchase.
D) Dennis is correct because no financing statement was filed.
E) Dennis is correct only because in the case of luxury goods, a financing statement must be filed within 20 days of the sale in order for the seller to establish perfection.
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A) An approved interest.
B) A secured interest.
C) A secured transaction.
D) A debt transaction.
E) A security agreement.
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A) Tina was correct regardless of whether a vehicle or another type of good was involved.
B) Tina was correct, but only because a vehicle was involved.
C) Tina was incorrect, because only when a vehicle is involved, a party must disregard the collateral and proceed to judgment.
D) Tina was incorrect because regardless of whether a vehicle or another type of good was involved, Tina only had the right to ignore the collateral and proceed to judgment.
E) Tina was incorrect because regardless of whether a vehicle or another type of good was involved, Tina had the right to either take possession of the collateral or ignore rights in the collateral and proceed to judgment.
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