Personal Property Security Regulation 1 — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

Personal Property Security Regulation 1

This regulation sets out how the Registry works, who may access it, and what information registrants must enter when registering or searching.

Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Regulation
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Official source
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collateral description collateral information court-order updates debtor information discharge execution writ registration financing statement registration identification codes lien registration maintenance order registration office hours re-registration registration changes registration process registration requirements registry fees renewal searches secured party demand secured party information seizure subordination verification statements

Statute overview

About this statute

This regulation sets out how the Registry works, who may access it, and what information registrants must enter when registering or searching. This provision sets out what a registrant must enter for debtor, secured party, collateral, and lien registrations. This provision sets out what a registrant must enter for certain registry filings, including writs of execution, maintenance orders, and related registration details, and gives some optional entries and default descriptions. This provision sets out how registrants must make renewals, discharges, re-registrations, amendments, and court-ordered changes in the Registry, and it also sets fee rules for registry services. This segment gives form language for demanding a financing change filing within 30 days, confirming service to the registrar, seizure forms, and registry fee amounts.

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