Part One: The Creditor-Debtor Relationship 

Chapter 1. Creditors’ Remedies under State Law 

Assignment 1: Remedies of Unsecured Creditors under State Law 

Assignment 2: Security and Foreclosure 

Assignment 3: Repossession of Collateral 

Assignment 4: Judicial Sale and Deficiency 

Assignment 5: Article 9 Sale and Deficiency 

Chapter 2. Creditors’ Remedies in Bankruptcy 

Assignment 6: Bankruptcy and the Automatic Stay 

Assignment 7: The Treatment of Secured Creditors in Bankruptcy 

Chapter 3. Creation of Security Interests 

Assignment 8: Formalities for Attachment 

Assignment 9: What Collateral and Obligations Are Covered? 

Assignment 10: Proceeds, Products, and Other Value-Tracing Concepts 

Assignment 11: Tracing Collateral Value During Bankruptcy 

Assignment 12: The Legal Limits on What May Be Collateral 

Chapter 4. Default: The Gateway to Remedies 

Assignment 13: Default, Acceleration, and Cure under State Law 

Assignment 14: Default, Acceleration, and Cure under Bankruptcy Law  

Chapter 5. The Prototypical Secured Transaction

Assignment 15: The Prototypical Secured Transaction 

Part Two: The Creditor-Third Party Relationship 

Chapter 6. Perfection 

Assignment 16: The Personal Property Filing Systems 

Assignment 17: Article 9 Financing Statements: The Debtor’sName 

Assignment 18: Article 9 Financing Statements: Other Information 

Assignment 19: Exceptions to the Article 9 Filing Requirement 

Assignment 20: The Land and Fixtures Recording Systems 

Assignment 21: Characterizing Collateral and Transactions 

Chapter 7. Maintaining Perfection

Assignment 22: Maintaining Perfection Through Lapse and Bankruptcy

Assignment 23: Maintaining Perfection Through Changes of Name, Identity, and Use 

Assignment 24: Maintaining Perfection Through Relocation of Debtor or Collateral 

Assignment 25: Maintaining Perfection in Certi?cate of Title Systems

Chapter 8. Priority 

Assignment 26: The Concept of Priority: State Law 

Assignment 27: The Concept of Priority: Bankruptcy Law 

Chapter 9. Competitions for Collateral 

Assignment 28: Lien Creditors Against Secured Creditors: The Basics

Assignment 29:    Lien Creditors Against Secured Creditors: Future Advances

Assignment 30:    Trustees in Bankruptcy Against Secured Creditors: The Strong Arm Clause

Assignment 31:    Trustees in Bankruptcy Against Secured Creditors: Preferences

Assignment 32:    Secured Creditors Against Secured Creditors: The Basics

Assignment 33:    Priority in Land and Fixtures

Assignment 34:    Multiple Items of Collateral, Marshaling, Cross-Collateralization, and Purchase Money Priority

Assignment 35:    Sellers Against Secured Creditors

Assignment 36:    Buyers Against Secured Creditors

Assignment 37:    Statutory Lien Creditors Against Secured Creditors

Assignment 38:    Competitions Involving Federal Tax Liens: The Basics

Assignment 39:    Competitions Involving Federal Tax Liens; Advanced Problems

Assignment 40:    Why Secured Credit?