Franklin National Investment Corp. v. American Swiss Parts Co.

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• where one creditor told another creditor that collateral in question was being financed; held, sufficient to give “knowledge of the contents of any financing statement filed by [the financier]”
• The fact that one creditor tells another creditor that the collateral in question is financed held sufficient to give “knowledge of the contents of any financing statement filed”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).