Bill of Sale in UK Law
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Nova (Jersey) Knit Ltd v Kammgarn Spinnerei G.m.b.H.
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Re Cosslett (Contractors) Ltd
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The essence of a floating charge is that it is a charge, not on any particular asset, but on a fluctuating body of assets which remain under the management and control of the chargor, and which the chargor has the right to withdraw from the security despite the existence of the charge. The essence of a fixed charge is that the charge is on a particular asset or class of assets which the chargor cannot deal with free from the charge without the consent of the chargee.
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Petromec Inc. v Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. Petrobras and Others
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However, I do not think that necessarily means that the netting off was ineffective. Having paid ABC for the debt pursuant to the terms of the Debt Purchase Agreement, Brasoil had acquired the right to require ABC to complete the transfer of the legal title and had thereby become an assignee of the debt in equity.
The nature and content of the MOA suggest that the parties did intend it to create legal relations, even if only of a provisional nature, but whether it was effective to achieve anything more than an agreed structure for the proposed transaction is another matter. The difficulty arises from the nature of the obligations it purported to impose.
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Leigh and Sillavan Ltd v Aliakmon Shipping Company Ltd (Aliakmon)
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Smith (Administrator of Coslett (Contractors) Ltd) v Bridgend County Council
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On these points I can be brief because I agree with Millett LJ for the reasons which he gave. I do not see how a right to sell an asset belonging to a debtor and appropriate the proceeds to payment of the debt can be anything other than a charge.
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Bills of Sale Act (1878) Amendment Act 1882
... ... consistent with the tenor thereof, be construed as one with the principal Act; but unless the context otherwise requires shall not apply to any bill of sale duly registered before the commencement of this Act so long as the registration thereof is not avoided by non-renewal or otherwise ... The ... ...
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Bills of Sale Act 1878
... ... S-3 ... Application of Act. 3 Application of Act ... 3. This Act shall apply to every bill of sale executed on or after the first day of January one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine (whether the same be absolute, or subject or not ... ...
- Merchant Shipping Act 1965
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Merchant Shipping Act 1854
... ... and, if any Sale or Sales have taken place, the Bill or Bills of Sale under which the Ship ... ...
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Bill of Sale Lending: Reforming a ‘Toxic’ Form of Credit
The Bills of Sale Acts were enacted in Victorian times as a form of secured credit whereby ‘goods’ owned by a borrower could be assigned under the bill of sale to a lender who would have title to t...
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Hire‐Purchase Agreements As Bills Of Sale (I)
... ... has often come before the courts whether a document which purports to be a hire-purchase agreement is to be treated as a bill of sale. In the second part of this article, which will appear later, it is proposed to review the cases in an attempt ... ...
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HIRE‐PURCHASE AGREEMENTS AS BILLS OF SALE (II)
... ... 409) IN the first part of this article the meaning of “ bill of sale ” and the effect of the Bills of Sale Acts, 1878 and 1882, were described. The stage is now set for a ... ...
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INCONSISTENCIES AND INJUSTICES IN THE LAW OF HUSBAND AND WIFE
... ... is the policy of the law, is shown by the Bills of Sale Acts.5z Shorn of technicalities, their tendency is ti, prevent ... the receipt the husband had given to his wife was a bill of sale within the meaning of section 4 of the Bills of ... ...
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Bills Of Sale: Past, Present And Future
... ... How does a bill of sale work? ... Also known as a 'logbook loan', a bill of sale operates whereby the borrower gives the lender a bill of sale on their goods or ... ...
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Step Aside, Payday Loans: There's an Old Kid in Town
...You could be forgiven for thinking that the Bills of Sale Acts of 1878 and 1882 would have been repealed by now, or could never ... This is a conditional bill of sale, whereby the borrower may continue to use the sold goods, unlike ... ...
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Consumer Loan And A Pledge Over A Viola What Happens When The Music Stops?
... ... sale of the viola. Mr. Biddulph endeavoured to sell the viola and, following a ... way an individual can grant security over a chattel is by way of a bill of sale which has to be in the prescribed form and has to be registered ... ...
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The Heavyweight July 2010
... ... A private members bill, the Secured Lending Reform Bill has been presented in the Commons (second ... that an assignment of after-acquired property could be a bill of sale. The Heavyweight: Comprehensive coverage of this month's banking and ... ...
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Evidence on renewal of registration of a Bill of Sale (Bills of Sale Act 1878, s.11)
King's Bench forms for use in cases such as personal injury, negligence and breach of contract.
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Order for entry of Memorandum of Satisfaction on the registered copy of a Bill of Sale (Bills of Sale Act 1878, s.15; PD8A para 11.5)
King's Bench forms for use in cases such as personal injury, negligence and breach of contract.
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Evidence for permission to enter Memorandum of Satisfaction on Bill of Sale (Bills of Sale Act 1878, s.15; PD8A para 11.5)
King's Bench forms for use in cases such as personal injury, negligence and breach of contract.
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Evidence on registration of an Absolute Bill of Sale, Settlement and Deed of Gift (Bills of Sales Act 1878, ss.8 and 10)
King's Bench forms for use in cases such as personal injury, negligence and breach of contract.