RS 10:9-211
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This section says which local law governs perfection and priority rules for security interests in different situations.
When farm products are in a jurisdiction, that jurisdiction’s local law governs perfection, the effect of perfection or nonperfection, and priority of an agricultural lien on those farm products.
This section says when goods covered by a certificate of title fall under it and which local law governs security interests in those goods.
The local law of a bank’s jurisdiction governs perfection and priority of a security interest in a deposit account at that bank.
This section says which jurisdiction’s law governs perfection and priority of security interests in different kinds of investment property, and sets rules for deciding a commodity intermediary’s jurisdiction.
The local law of the issuer's or nominated person's jurisdiction governs perfection and priority of a security interest in a letter-of-credit right, unless the section does not apply because the security interest is perfected only under R.S. 10:9-308(d).
This section says which local law controls perfection and priority of a security interest in chattel paper, depending on whether the paper is in authoritative electronic or tangible form.
This section says which law governs perfection and priority of certain security interests, with an exception for filing and automatic perfection rules tied to the debtor’s location.
This section defines where a debtor is located for this Part.
This section says when a security interest or agricultural lien is perfected, when perfection is continuous, and what related rights are included in perfection.
Several listed security interests are perfected automatically when they attach.
A financing statement must be filed to perfect security interests and agricultural liens, unless a listed exception applies.
This section says when a filing is not enough to perfect a security interest and when other law controls perfection instead.
This section says how certain security interests can be perfected, mainly by filing, control, or possession, and gives some twenty-day temporary perfection rules.
A secured party may perfect certain security interests by taking possession or delivery, subject to specified exceptions and timing rules.
A security interest in listed collateral may be perfected by control, and for some collateral perfection starts only when the secured party gets control.
A secured party may perfect a security interest in chattel paper by possession and control of the required copies.
This section explains when a security interest continues in collateral and proceeds, and when perfection in proceeds ends.
A perfected security interest can stay perfected after a change in governing law or jurisdiction, but only for the stated periods and only if it becomes perfected under the new jurisdiction’s law in time.
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