Priority of Parties Holding Statutory or Common Law Liens

Priority of Parties Holding Statutory or Common Law Liens

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The video tutorial explains the two main categories of liens: possessory and non-possessory. Possessory liens are created to secure payment for work done on a property, while non-possessory liens arise from third-party actions like court judgments or tax obligations. The tutorial discusses the priority of these liens over perfected and non-perfected security interests, emphasizing that statutory rules govern these priorities.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What are the two categories of liens mentioned in the text?

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Explain the concept of a possessory lien.

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What is a non-possessory lien and how is it created?

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How does the priority of a possessory lien compare to that of a perfected security interest?

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What factors generally control the relationship between liens and security interests?

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