In Re Murray Bros., Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “The critical question is whether, ‘the documentation as a whole fairly reflects a meeting of the debtor’s and creditor’s minds on the matter.’ ”
• “Since a financing statement may be filed for reasons other than the perfection of an existing security interest, the filing of a financing statement alone is not enough to create a security interest.”

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