The Provinces Across Canada Have Each Enacted a Stature Called

question 43

Multiple Choice

The provinces across Canada have each enacted a stature called the Personal Property Security Act. These acts use a common form of registration to record security interests. This system enables a province to

• A) allow the public to search in the name of the property used as collateral.
• B) provide public notice of the debtor's security interests.
• C) easily reject any after- acquired property.
• D) make ownership interests by "attachment".
• E) provide a guaranteed certificate of search.

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