Retention of title clauses
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Citation
Asian Architect & Contractor, v.23, no.2, 1993, pp. 38-39
Abstract
Retention of title clauses have become a common way for suppliers of goods to protect themselves against non-payment by a purchaser, and particularly one which becomes insolvent. This month, Glenn Haley and Geoffrey Shaw consider the background to retention of title clauses, how they work, and to what extent they benefit a supplier of goods, particularly in the construction industry.
(1) Insolvency
(2) Protection for suppliers
(3) The Romalpa case
(4) Problem areas
(5) Incorporated goods
(6) Mixed goods
(7) Third parties
(8) Duty to place proceeds of sale into a separate account
(9) Conclusion
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Article
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Date
1993
Language
en