Tanenbaum v. Economics Laboratory, Inc.

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• holding that notice to the debtor of a foreclosure sale is an essential element in any deficiency claim within article 9
• holding that a note holder is not entitled to a deficiency judgment unless collateral seized has been disposed of in a commercially reasonable manner
• holding that a note holder is not entitled to a deficiency judgment unless collateral seized has been disposed of in a commercially reasonable manner
• holding that a note holder is not entitled to a deficiency judgment unless collateral seized has been disposed of in a commercially reasonable manner
• holding that a note holder is not entitled to a deficiency judgment unless collateral seized has been disposed of in a commercially reasonable manner
• stating that the combination of sections 9.504 and 9.505 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code “put the creditor to an election to either sell ... or to retain the collateral”

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