The Number One Resource on Consumer Repossessions
This treatise every aspect of motor vehicle, manufactured home, and household goods repossessions and deficiency claims:
- Analysis of the 2022 Article 9 changes now in effect in most states
- State and federal limits on security interests and ways creditors trip up in taking collateral
- State limits on default and acceleration and when default does not justify repossession
- Breach of the peace and other illegal forms of self-help repossession
- How to defend a replevin proceeding
- Notice of sale and when disposition not commercially reasonable
- Determining the size of a deficiency or surplus and when a deficiency is barred
- Repossession law applied to leases for vehicles, solar panels, and rent-to-own
The Only Treatise to Go Well Beyond UCC Article 9
Other UCC treatises miss the critical protections found in federal and state laws other than the UCC.
- Rights to reinstate the vehicle after seizure
- Rights to cure a default, preventing repossession
- Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protections
- Special Fair Debt Collection Practices Act repossession provisions
- Federal Rebate Statute
- FTC rules on household goods collateral
- Federal manufactured home regulations
- Consumer rights regarding statutory liens
Repossession Litigation Practice Pointers
- Detailed chapter on defenses to a deficiency lawsuit
- Unique chapter on affirmative consumer claims and counterclaims that can exceed the size of the deficiency
- Standing issues in federal and in state court
- Sample pleadings and discovery. See an example here.
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Publisher
National Consumer Law Center
Formats Available
Digital; Digital + Print
ISBN
9781602482241
Edition
2025 11th ed.
Page count
888