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Suppose that a friend missed class and asks you to tell him, word for word, about the professor's description of the next assignment. Your description captures the basic message, even though none of your sentences are precisely what your professor said. This phenomenon is a good example of
Security Interests
A legal claim or lien on assets, granted to secure the performance of an obligation or the payment of a debt.
Agricultural Liens
Security interests in farm products, such as crops or livestock, which secure payment or performance of an obligation.
Unperfected
Refers to a security interest in property that has not been properly registered or publicized, and therefore may not have priority over other claims.
Surety
A person or entity that takes responsibility for someone else's performance, such as repaying a loan, appearing in court, or fulfilling a contract.
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