91st General Assembly
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DILLARD.

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UCC ARTICLE 9 SECURED TRANS                                                

Synopsis of Bill as introduced:
        Amends the Uniform  Commercial  Code  by  replacing  the  Secured      
   Transactions  Article  with  the  revised  version    proposed  by the      
   National Conference of  Commissioners  on  Uniform  State  Laws,  with      
   additional modifications.  Includes certificates of deposit within the      
   scope  of  the  terms  "deposit  account"  and  "instrument".  Removes      
   distinction regarding application of payments and loss  of  status  of      
   purchase-money  security  interest in non-consumer-goods transactions.      
   Provides that a description of goods is sufficient even though it may       
   omit the make, model, or serial number of the goods.  Provides that  a      
   secured  party may require a debtor to disclose to whom collateral may      
   be sold and prohibits the debtor from selling  to  others.    Provides      
   criminal penalties for failure to pay a secured party upon disposal of      
   collateral.   Provides  that  an  individual  is  subject to a Class 3      
   felony and that a corporation is subject to a business offense with  a      
   fine  not exceeding $10,000.  Imposes criminal penalties for disposing      
   of collateral to persons not disclosed to the  secured  party.   Makes      
   provisions  for  local filing and record-keeping.  Removes a provision      
   providing that a debtor may not waive rights regarding an  explanation      
   of  the  calculation  of  surplus and deficiency.  Removes a provision      
   limiting  a  presumption  of   sufficient   notice   to   non-consumer      
   transactions.   Provides that damages may be obtained in an individual      
   action.  Limits statutory damages to $100 and removes certain  grounds      
   giving   rise  to  damages.  Amends  other  Articles  of  the  Uniform      
   Commercial Code and the Local Records  Act,  the  Counties  Code,  the      
   Public  Utilities  Act, the Illinois Vehicle Code, the Uniform Federal      
   Lien  Registration  Act,  and  the  Toxic  Substances  Disclosure   to      
   Employees  Act  to  make  conforming changes. Effective July 1, 2001,       
   except some parts effective immediately.                                    
 
Last action on Bill: SESSION SINE DIE

   Last action date: 01-01-09

           Location: Senate

 Amendments to Bill: AMENDMENTS ADOPTED: HOUSE -   0     SENATE -   0


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