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Chapter 20 Self-test questions
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Which of the following are examples of possessory security?
Pledge
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Mortgage
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Lien
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Equitable charge
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Regarding a fixed charge, which of the following statements are untrue?
A fixed charge can only be granted by an incorporated body
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A fixed charge is usually taken over a specific identifiable asset or assets
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Assets subject to a fixed charge are not available to the liquidator
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Fixed charges usually allow the charger to deal with the charged assets
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A fixed charge cannot be set aside by a liquidator or administrator
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Debts secured by fixed charge rank ahead of other debts
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If two fixed charges are taken over the same asset, then the charge created first will take priority.
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False
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Regarding a floating charge, which of the following statements are untrue?
A portion of the assets subject to a floating charge must be set aside to pay the unsecured creditors
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A floating charge cannot be set aside by a liquidator or administrator
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Assets subject to a floating charge are not available to the liquidator
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A floating charge is usually taken over a class of assets or the entire undertaking
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Assets subject to a floating charge can be disposed of by an administrator
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Debts secured by floating charge rank behind preferential debts
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If a floating charge is taken over all the assets and business of the company, then a subsequent floating charge cannot also be taken over all the assets and business of the company.
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False
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The process by which a floating charge becomes a fixed charge is known as?
Conversion
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Crystallization
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Fixation
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De-flotation
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Which of the following will usually cause a floating charge to crystallize?
The company goes into liquidation
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The company is taken over
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A receiver is appointed
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The company's business ceases
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The status of a charge (i.e. is it fixed or floating) is determined by how the charge is described in the charge instrument.
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False
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Are companies required to register charges with Companies House?
Both fixed and floating charges must be registered
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Only fixed charges need to be registered
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Only floating charges need to be registered
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No, charges do not need to be registered
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What is the effect of the failure to register a charge with the registrar of companies?
A criminal offence is committed
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The directors will be in breach of duty
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The debt secured by the charge will no longer be payable
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The charge will be void against a liquidator, administrator or creditor of the company
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