The Courts and Section 9-401(2) Victims: When Does a Searcher Acquire Knowledge of a Misfiled Financing Statement?
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1992
Publication Title
Uniform Commercial Code Law Journal
Keywords
tax law, financing statements, Section 9-401(2)
Abstract
Section 9-401(2) of the Code, which covers improper filings, continues to divide the courts and trouble some commentators. In his article, Professor Tabac describes the implications of the Code's broad protection of the secured party who files in the wrong place or who files an erroneous financing statement. He also analyzes the courts' split over the issue of what constitutes "knowledge" in an unperfected security interest under Section 9-401(2).
Repository Citation
William Tabac, The Courts and Section 9-401(2) Victims: When Does a Searcher Acquire Knowledge of a Misfiled Financing Statement?, 25 Uniform Commercial Code Law Journal 68 (1992)
Volume
25