This book is a complete toolkit of personal property security law and offers a quick and easy access to specific sections of the Ontario PPSA and the Ontario STA.
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada Publication Language: English
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Automatic Shipments TermsIf you're looking for an easy-to-use, succinct and accessible guide to personal property security law in the province of Ontario, look no further than this new monograph from LexisNexis Canada. In Personal Property Security Law in Ontario, seasoned practitioners Jennifer Legge and Daphne MacKenzie share their expertise in a comprehensive discussion of the Ontario Personal Property Security Act (PPSA).
An Accessible, Extensive Source of Information
Divided into three parts, this book is a complete toolkit of personal property security law. The first part is a detailed commentary offering an overview of the Act, and insightful analysis of its practical application, including its scope, the relevant conflict rules, attachment and validity, perfection and priorities, registration, rights and remedies on default, and a comparison of the Ontario PPSA with similar legislation in other Canadian jurisdictions. Part II sets out the full text of the Ontario Personal Property Security Act while Part III sets out the complete text of the Ontario Securities Transfer Act (STA). Both statutes are included as a portable consolidation, making it easy and convenient for busy practitioners to locate the specific section they are looking for in context. Also included is a Table of Concordance, which lists corresponding section references to the Personal Property Security Acts in each Canadian jurisdiction and the Uniform Commercial Code of the United States.
The Benefits of This Reference
In addition to offering quick and easy access to specific sections of the Ontario PPSA and the Ontario STA, this new release provides guidance to practitioners on:
•Exploring the interplay between the PPSA and STA
•Understanding when the PPSA applies generally, as well as in the context of certain types of transactions, such as leases, consignments, title reservation and set-off arrangements, and in relation to certain types of collateral, such as licences and quotas, investment property and cash collateral
•Gaining insight into PPSA conflict rules that determine which jurisdiction's law applies if the secured transaction or the debtor has a connection to multiple jurisdictions
•Understanding perfection and priority rules
Who Should Read This Book?
•Banking and finance lawyers who need to advise clients on the Ontario PPSA and STA
•Bankruptcy and insolvency lawyers with clients seeking advice on the Ontario PPSA
•In-house counsel for corporations that may face issues related to the Ontario PPSA and STA
•Paralegals and clerks who need to gain an understanding of personal property security law to better assist lawyers with issues that may arise
•Law students who are seeking to gain a basic understanding of the Ontario PPSA and STA
