In the Matter of Bollinger Corporation, Bankrupt. Appeal of Carl L. Bigler, Trustee for Bollinger Corporation

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• noting that “[w]hen the parties have neglected to sign a separate security agreement, it would appear that the better and more practical view is to look at the transaction as a whole”
• finding a promissory note, financing statement, series of letters and the course of dealing between the parties sufficient evidence of an intent to create a security interest
• finding a promissory note, financing statement, series of letters and the course of dealing between the parties sufficient evidence of an intent to create a security interest
• permitting a creditor to assert a secured claim against a debtor when no formal security agreement was ever signed, but where various documents executed in connection with the loan evinced an intent to create a security interest
• promissory note, financing statement, and correspondence
• promissory note and financing statement

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