ADMS 2610 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Affidavit, Fide, Accounts Receivable

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Secured creditor: a creditor that may look to particular assets of the debtor to ensure payment of the debt. Unsecured creditor: a creditor who does not take a security interest in the assets of the debtor. Security interest: taking an interest in the personal property of the debtor to secure the debtor"s obligation to pay. However, where debtors did not possess land, creditors were obliged to consider the debtor"s chattels (such as stock-in-trade, furniture, animals, tools, and jewellery) as security for the debt. The second type of security relationship, the transfer of an interest in the goods, is perhaps the most versatile from a business point of view in that it may use virtually any type of identifiable chattel to secure debt. Mechanic"s lien: a lien exercisable by a worker, contractor, or material supplier against property upon which the work or materials were expended.

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