 What the debtor receives upon the sale, exchange, collection, or other disposition of collateral (or proceeds of collateral).

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 What the debtor receives upon the sale, exchange, collection, or other disposition of collateral (or proceeds of collateral).

 May include property in which the creditor could not obtain a security interest originally such as:  Cash  Insurance proceeds on damaged, destroyed, or stolen collateral.

 Creditor’s security interest automatically continues in proceeds.  The security agreement does not need to mention proceeds.

 Problem 367 – p. 991  Problem 368 – p. 995

 Automatically perfected for 20 days.  Three methods to continue perfection beyond these 20 days:

 1. Same Office  Original security interest perfected by filing and a financing statement covering the proceeds would be filed in the same place as the original collateral.

 2. Identifiable cash proceeds

 3. Proceeds perfected within the 20 day period:  Creditor may or may not need to take affirmative action to achieve this perfection.

 Problem 369 – p. 996  Chattel paper financier prevails over creditor with interest in chattel paper as proceeds.  Problem 370 – p. 996  Tracing  Problem 371 – p  “Double Debtor” issue

 Problem 372 – p  Problem 373 – p. 1007