In Re John's Bean Farm of Homestead, Inc.

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• finding that a financing statement is ineffective as a matter of law when a computer search under the debtor’s correct name fails to reveal it
• holding “the burden is squarely on the creditor to correctly identify the name of the debtor”
• “Post- revision case law is fairly well settled that the burden is squarely on the creditor to correctly identify the name of the debtor.”
• In considering whether financing statement sufficiently set forth name of corporate debtor, parties stipulated that financing statement, which did not list the “Debtor’s actual name of incorporation,” was not the debtor’s correct name.

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