Bank of Salt Lake v. Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

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• holding that church did not have notice under due diligence definition in Utah’s codified UCC where clerical church employee received actual 25 notice but had no duty to communicate information and no knowledge of the underlying transaction
• concluding that the assignee failed to establish the church's receipt of notice when the assignee sent notice to a clerical employee at a location other than where the purchase contract was made and other than where the church usually received such information
• bank sent letter to specific employee of account debtor without ascertaining that the employee could reasonably be supposed to receive notice sufficient to bind account debtor, bank failed to prove notice of assignment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).