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Acknowledgments; Contents; List of Abbreviations; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 The Core Reasons for This Book: A Comprehensive Reform of Secured Transactions Law and Its Underlying Benefits; 1.2 The Economic Advantages of Reforming Nigeriaś Secured Transactions Law; 1.3 Reasons for Choosing UCC Article 9 and Ontario PPSA as Benchmark Laws; 1.4 A Note on Terminology; 1.5 About the Literature; 1.6 Research Questions; 1.7 Road Map for the Book; References; Chapter 2: A Critical Review of the Current Laws on Secured Transactions in Nigeria; 2.1 The Nigerian Legal System: A Brief Insight
2.2 The Importance of Credit and Why It Makes Sense to Secure Transactions2.3 The Current Nature of Nigeriaś Secured Transactions Law; 2.4 The Compartmentalized and Obsolete Nature of Nigeriaś Secured Transactions Law in Comparison with Article 9 and OPPSA; 2.5 The Indispensable Nature of ``Real Mortgage ́́in the Nigerian Secured Transactions Law Narrative; 2.5.1 Introduction: In Rem Rights Versus Personal Rights; 2.5.2 Customary Pledge of Land Differentiated from a Mortgage of Land; 2.5.3 Real Property Mortgage; 2.5.4 Chattel Mortgage; 2.5.5 Chattel Pledge; 2.5.6 Pawning of Chattels
2.5.7 Lien over Chattels or Goods as a Means of Securing Transactions in Nigeria2.5.8 Personal Security: Contract of Guarantee; 2.5.9 Personal Security: Contract of Indemnity; 2.6 The Nigerian-English Floating Charge: How Did It Come About?; 2.6.1 The Features of Floating Charge; 2.6.2 The Creation of Floating Charge; 2.6.3 Negative Pledges, Acceleration and Insecurity Clauses in Relation to Crystallization; 2.6.4 The Crystallization of Floating Charge; 2.7 Organized Industries Living from Secured Transactions Law in Nigeria; 2.7.1 Introduction; 2.7.2 Factoring
2.7.3 Warehouse Financing: The US Perspective2.7.4 Warehouse Financing: The Nigerian Perspective; 2.7.5 The Reasons ``Field Warehousing ́́Should Be Introduced in Nigeria; 2.7.6 Trust Receipts; 2.8 Retained Title Financing; 2.8.1 Introduction; 2.8.2 Conditional Sale; 2.8.3 Hire Purchase; 2.8.4 Conflict Between Title Financing and Floating Charge: Another Reason for Reform; 2.8.5 Equipment Leasing; 2.8.6 Consignment Distinguished from Distributorship; 2.8.7 Concluding Thoughts and Lessons; References
Chapter 3: A Search for Legislative Solutions vis-à-vis Nigeriaś Secured Transactions Law: UCC Article 9 and Ontario PPSA Com...3.1 The Nature of the United States Secured Transactions Laws Before the Advent of UCC Article 9; 3.2 A Brief Highlight of the Canadian Experiences Before the PPSA; 3.3 Formation of Security Agreements Under UCC Article 9 and Ontario PPSA; 3.4 Perfection and Priority Under Article 9 and Ontario PPSA; 3.4.1 Methods of Perfecting a Security Interest Under Article 9 and OPPSA; 3.4.2 Perfection by Filing; 3.4.3 Perfection by Possession; 3.4.4 Perfection by Control
2.2 The Importance of Credit and Why It Makes Sense to Secure Transactions2.3 The Current Nature of Nigeriaś Secured Transactions Law; 2.4 The Compartmentalized and Obsolete Nature of Nigeriaś Secured Transactions Law in Comparison with Article 9 and OPPSA; 2.5 The Indispensable Nature of ``Real Mortgage ́́in the Nigerian Secured Transactions Law Narrative; 2.5.1 Introduction: In Rem Rights Versus Personal Rights; 2.5.2 Customary Pledge of Land Differentiated from a Mortgage of Land; 2.5.3 Real Property Mortgage; 2.5.4 Chattel Mortgage; 2.5.5 Chattel Pledge; 2.5.6 Pawning of Chattels
2.5.7 Lien over Chattels or Goods as a Means of Securing Transactions in Nigeria2.5.8 Personal Security: Contract of Guarantee; 2.5.9 Personal Security: Contract of Indemnity; 2.6 The Nigerian-English Floating Charge: How Did It Come About?; 2.6.1 The Features of Floating Charge; 2.6.2 The Creation of Floating Charge; 2.6.3 Negative Pledges, Acceleration and Insecurity Clauses in Relation to Crystallization; 2.6.4 The Crystallization of Floating Charge; 2.7 Organized Industries Living from Secured Transactions Law in Nigeria; 2.7.1 Introduction; 2.7.2 Factoring
2.7.3 Warehouse Financing: The US Perspective2.7.4 Warehouse Financing: The Nigerian Perspective; 2.7.5 The Reasons ``Field Warehousing ́́Should Be Introduced in Nigeria; 2.7.6 Trust Receipts; 2.8 Retained Title Financing; 2.8.1 Introduction; 2.8.2 Conditional Sale; 2.8.3 Hire Purchase; 2.8.4 Conflict Between Title Financing and Floating Charge: Another Reason for Reform; 2.8.5 Equipment Leasing; 2.8.6 Consignment Distinguished from Distributorship; 2.8.7 Concluding Thoughts and Lessons; References
Chapter 3: A Search for Legislative Solutions vis-à-vis Nigeriaś Secured Transactions Law: UCC Article 9 and Ontario PPSA Com...3.1 The Nature of the United States Secured Transactions Laws Before the Advent of UCC Article 9; 3.2 A Brief Highlight of the Canadian Experiences Before the PPSA; 3.3 Formation of Security Agreements Under UCC Article 9 and Ontario PPSA; 3.4 Perfection and Priority Under Article 9 and Ontario PPSA; 3.4.1 Methods of Perfecting a Security Interest Under Article 9 and OPPSA; 3.4.2 Perfection by Filing; 3.4.3 Perfection by Possession; 3.4.4 Perfection by Control