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United States — Kansas
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After default, a secured party’s disposition of collateral transfers the debtor’s rights and discharges certain interests; a good-faith transferee can take free of those interests.
United States — Kansas
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A secondary obligor gets the secured party’s rights, and must perform the secured party’s duties, after certain assignments, transfers, or subrogation.
United States — Kansas
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A transfer statement can give the transferee a record transfer of the debtor’s rights in the collateral, and the responsible office must accept the statement and update records when it is presented with the fee and request form.
United States — Kansas
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A secured party may accept collateral in full or partial satisfaction only if the statute’s consent, objection, and consumer-goods conditions are met; in a consumer transaction, partial satisfaction is not allowed.
United States — Kansas
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A secured party must send its proposal to certain interested persons before accepting collateral, and must also send it to any secondary obligor when accepting collateral in partial satisfaction.
United States — Kansas
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If a secured party accepts collateral in full or partial satisfaction of the debt, the debt and related subordinate interests are affected as stated in the statute.
United States — Kansas
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Certain parties may redeem collateral, but they must first tender all secured obligations and the listed expenses and attorney fees.
United States — Kansas
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A debtor or secondary obligor may waive certain collateral-related rights only by a post-default agreement that is entered into and authenticated.
United States — Kansas
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A court may stop or condition improper collateral enforcement, and affected parties may recover damages, including fixed $500 amounts in specified noncompliance cases.
United States — Kansas
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If a secured party’s compliance is challenged, it must prove the collection, enforcement, disposition, or acceptance complied with the part. The debtor or secondary obligor may also have to prove certain sale proceeds were significantly below the range a complying disposition would have brought.
United States — Kansas
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This provision explains when a secured party’s collection, enforcement, disposition, or acceptance is commercially reasonable.
United States — Kansas
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A secured party is generally not liable in the situations described here, including when it lacks certain knowledge about the debtor or obligor, when it reasonably believes a transaction is not a consumer transaction, and for certain statutory damages limits.
United States — Kansas
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This savings clause says the act generally applies to covered transactions and liens even if they were created before the act took effect, but it does not affect actions, cases, or proceedings already started before then.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says when a security interest is treated as perfected after the act takes effect, including a one-year temporary perfection rule if certain requirements are not yet met.
United States — Kansas
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A security interest that was already enforceable before this act takes effect can stay enforceable for one year, and it can become perfected automatically or later when the perfection requirements are met.
United States — Kansas
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This section says some pre-effective-date filings and other actions can still perfect a security interest, but some filings stop being effective on specified dates unless renewed or otherwise saved by the listed exceptions.
United States — Kansas
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An initial financing statement can keep an earlier financing statement effective if the listed filing and identification requirements are met.
United States — Kansas
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This section says how a pre-effective-date financing statement may be amended, continued, or terminated after the act takes effect.
United States — Kansas
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A person may file an initial financing statement or continuation statement only if the secured party of record authorizes it and the filing is necessary under this part.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says which law controls priority between conflicting claims to collateral, and gives a special timing rule for certain security interests.