A) A security interest in collateral that has been perfected in one state will generally expire immediately when the collateral is moved to another state.
B) A security interest in collateral that has been perfected in one state will generally transfer to another state for a period of four months from the date that the property is brought into the other state.
C) A security interest in collateral that has been perfected in one state will generally transfer to another state for a period of six months from the date that the property is brought into the other state.
D) A security interest in collateral that has been perfected in one state will generally transfer to another state for a period of two months from the date that the property is brought into the other state.
E) A security interest in collateral that has been perfected in one state will generally transfer to another state for a period of 30 days from the date that the property is brought into the other state.
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A) She breached the peace in recovering the collateral.
B) Tina did not breach the peace in recovering the collateral unless Joan can establish the existence of actual injuries.
C) Tina did not breach the peace because she was entitled to repossess the vehicle and any injury sustained by Joan was her own fault.
D) Tina breached the peace, but only because she did not provide Joan with prior notification that she was coming to repossess the collateral.
E) Tina breached the peace, but only because she acted to repossess the collateral after 10:00 p.m. at night.
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A) 30 Days
B) 60 Days
C) 1 Year
D) 5 Days
E) 10 Days
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A) An ending statement.
B) A termination statement.
C) A bind-up statement.
D) A release statement.
E) A reversion statement.
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A) After-acquired property.
B) Post-dated property.
C) Cover property.
D) Post-security property.
E) There is no title for such property because such property may not validly be the subject of the security interest.
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A) Allegiant
B) Pledge
C) Transfer
D) Allonge
E) Release
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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) A retail good.
B) A consumer good.
C) A pledged good.
D) A financed good.
E) An approved good.
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A) Article 1.
B) Article 4.
C) Article 5.
D) Article 7.
E) Article 9.
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A) A financing statement must be filed in order to perfect a security interest in consumer goods.
B) Under federal consumer protection legislation, a seller may not hold a security interest in consumer goods.
C) Under most state laws, a seller may not hold a security interest in consumer goods.
D) When a creditor sells a consumer good to a debtor on a credit basis, the security interest perfects automatically.
E) When a creditor sells a consumer good to a debtor on a credit basis, the security interest is perfected by the seller's possession.
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A) creditor
B) debtor
C) secured creditor
D) secured debtor
E) transaction debtor
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A) The purchase-money security interest has priority over any other secured perfected interests as long as the purchase-money security interest is perfected within 20 days of the debtor's possession of the collateral.
B) The purchase-money security interest has priority over any other secured perfected interests as long as the purchase-money security interest is perfected within 30 days of the debtor's possession of the collateral.
C) The purchase-money security interest has priority over any other secured perfected interests as long as the purchase-money security interest is perfected within 40 days of the debtor's possession of the collateral.
D) The purchase-money security interest has priority over any other secured perfected interests as long as the purchase-money security interest is perfected within 45 days of the debtor's possession of the collateral.
E) The purchase-money security interest has priority over any other secured perfected interests as long as the purchase-money security interest is perfected within 60 days of the debtor's possession of the collateral.
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A) The party who attached its interest first will prevail.
B) The party who loaned money first will prevail.
C) The parties will divide the proceeds from the sale of the collateral evenly between them.
D) The party who loaned the most money on the collateral has priority.
E) The party who first notified the debtor of a missed payment has priority.
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A) She may recover $100 from the bank.
B) She may recover $200 from the bank.
C) She may recover $500 from the bank.
D) She may recover $1,000 from the bank.
E) She may not recover anything unless she incurred damages; and, in that event, she may recover the amount of her compensatory damages.
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