Wilson v. Northwest Marine Iron Works

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• affirming summary judgment for creditor on commercial reasonableness of sale of Gin-nie Mae bonds without notice to debtor
• having found that the sale of collateral was commercially reasonable within the meaning of section 9-507(2) of the UCC, the sale could not violate a bank's duty of good faith
• having found that the sale of collateral was commercially reasonable within the meaning of section 9 — 507(2) of the UCC, the sale could not violate a bank’s duty of good faith
• having found that the sale of collateral was commercially reasonable within the meaning of section 9-507(2) of the UCC, the sale could not violate a bank’s duty of good faith

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