@Popsmoke7007@ExposeGrove@skillz17q Signing with a restricted or special endorsement is how you defeat them, 9/10 you’ll have to take them to district court( a court of equity)to enforce the endorsement
@Popsmoke7007@ExposeGrove@skillz17q UCC law deals with debtors and secured parties(creditors) The debtor’s signature authenticates the security agreement and perfects the security interest used for the lien.
@Popsmoke7007@ExposeGrove@skillz17q It’s for sure fraudulent but I’m just stating what UCC 9-203(b), states a security agreement is authenticated by the debtors signature, a security interest becomes enforceable (and therefore binds the debtor): UCC �� 9-203(b). It does not require the secured party to sign.
@ExposeGrove@skillz17q Not true, the car contract is a security agreement, and under UCC law the security agreement only has to be signed by the debtor for it to be valid.
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