Western Auto Supply Co. v. McKenzie

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• noting that “[a] financing statement becomes seriously misleading when the two names are completely dissimilar, as are WASLA, Inc. and John Hadden, such that a creditor searching under WASLA, Inc. would not be alerted to inquire into John Hadden’s interests.”

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