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051-005 - Personal Property Securities Register

The Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) is a public register where security interests over personal property may be registered and searched. This paper gives an overview of the Personal Property Securities Register under the following headings: Personal Property Securities Register Def ...Read more
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  • Description
  • Specifications

The Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) is a public register where security interests over personal property may be registered and searched.

This paper gives an overview of the Personal Property Securities Register under the following headings:

  • Personal Property Securities Register
  • Definition – Personal Property
  • Type of Business Transactions Included
  • PPSR Flow Chart
  • The Personal Property Securities Legislation Regime
  • Significant Change
  • Legislation Absorbed Into Personal Property Securities Act
  • History Of This Legislation
  • What Is The Benefit?
  • ‘Romalpa Clause’ Is Not Enough Protection
  • If You Have A Romalpa Clause
  • What’s The Problem?
  • Preferential Payment
  • Security Interest
  • Transitional Period Ended
  • Secured Creditor
  • What Happens If You Don’t Register An Interest?
  • Unregistered Security Interest
  • Property Deemed As Being Free Of Security Interest
  • Retention Of Title Clauses
  • Personal Property Securities Lease
  • What Is Not A PPS Lease?
  • Purchase Money Security Interest (PMSI)
  • Business Agreements That Should Be Reviewed
  • Loans
  • Intellectual Property
  • Tenant/Landlord
  • Service Entities
  • Leasing Assets In House
  • Financing Statements
  • Registering A Financing Statement
  • Pre-Sale Activities
  • Priority Rules
  • Don’t Need To Register All Supplies
  • PPSR Is A Notice Board
  • Motor Vehicle Searches
  • Time To Register
  • Legal Advice
  • Searching The Register
  • Buying Goods – Due Diligence
  • Registering On The PPSR
  • Search Fees
  • Court Cases
  • Terminology
  • What Needs To Be Done
  • Assistance That Has Been Offered
  • Sample Letter
  • Professional Advice