R7 Flashcards

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A promissory note is a _____ party paper

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Two

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A party who successfully defends an involuntary bankruptcy petition is entitled to receive what

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Court costs, attorneys fees, compensatory damages, and if the petition was filed in bad faith punitive damages

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Describe a draft

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A draft is a three party paper since it contains in order to payroll and a promise to pay

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The trustee is treated as a _____ in bankruptcy

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Lien creditor on all of the debtors property as of the date the bankruptcy petition is filed. The trustee is subordinate to all prior perfected security interest, including statutory liens that were effective prior to the filing of the bankruptcy petition

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To qualify as a holder in due course…

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They must be the holder of the instrument, the holder must also take Benjamin in good faith without notice of any claims or defenses, and must value of instrument. Finding the instrument does not constitute giving value

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When there is a conflict between perfective security interests in the same collateral, priority goes to whom

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Priority goes to the creditor who was first either to file or two perfect, even if perfection is not completed upon filing. Priority is not determined by the date of attachment

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When a bank except a check, what happens

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The bank becomes primary liable and all previous parties on the check are discharged from their liability

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A security agreement need not include what

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The amount of the obligation secured

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A voluntary petition in bankruptcy will be denied if the debtor…

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Failed to keep or preserve adequate books and records

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If the claim was not timely filed, late claims are only paid if…

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If there is money left over after the general unsecured creditors his claims were timely filed are paid

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Describe endorsing a check “without recourse”

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This is a qualified endorsement. It means there is no guarantee of payment by the endorser (no contract liability)

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Personal defenses that cannot be raised against a holder in due course or their assignees

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Personal defenses cannot be raised against one having the rights of an HTC. These include fraud in the inducement, failure of consideration, theft of an instrument after it was signed, breach of contract, mistake.

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Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code specifically includes what? Excludes what?

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Any sale of Accounts Receivable. It specifically excludes a landlords lien, the assignment of a claim for wages, in the sale of chattel paper as a part of the sale of business out of which it rooms

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With respect to the distribution of a bankruptcy estate assets:

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First all security claims are paid, then priority claims are paid, and finally the remaining assets are split proportionally among the unsecured creditors who have timely filed a claim

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When an instrument is endorsed to a specific person…

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It becomes order paper, but it still may be negotiated further, as long as the special payee endorses

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Chapter 7 of the federal bankruptcy code will deny a debtor a discharge when the debtor…

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Is a corporation or a partnership

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What is a certificate of deposit

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An acknowledgment by financial institution of receipt of money and a promise by that institution to repay the money with interest. By definition a COD is a special type of two party. The bank is not an acceptor

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Attachment requires that:

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  1. The parties agree to create a security interest evidenced by either an authenticated security agreement or the creditors taking possession or control of the collateral 2. The debtor must have rights in the collateral 3. The creditor must give value
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What is a special endorsement

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Specifies the person to whom it is payable

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Describe a security agreement

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An agreement between a creditor and debtor that grant a security interest in collateral of the debtor.

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Describe a draft

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A draft is a three party commercial paper, whereby one party orders another person to pay a third-party.

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Negotiability requirements

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Must be signed by the maker, be unconditional, be payable in a certain sum of money, be payable to order or bear, and be payable on demand in any definite time

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A holder in due course is subject to what defenses?

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Real defenses. Real defenses include fraud in the execution, forgery, adjudicated insanity, material alterations, infancy, the legality that renders them contract void, duress, discharge in bankruptcy,.