Sweney v. Cardinal Doors, Inc. (In Re Door Supply Center, Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• “The purpose of a financing statement is to give public notice of the type of collateral that may be subject to a security interest-”
• “There is no statutory requirement that a financing statement contain an after-acquired property clause in order to perfect a security interest in such property.”
• Secretary of State failed to cross-reference financing statement under each of the listed debtors
• “A financing statement, if more limited in scope than the security agreement which it perfects, limits the collateral in which the creditor has a perfected security interest to that description as against third party creditors and a trustee in bankruptcy.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).