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Personal Property Securities Act 2009

Part 1deals with some preliminary matters, including the general application of the Act (Part 1.2) and its interpretation (Part 1.3).

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Chapter 1 deals with some preliminary matters, including the general application of the Act (Part 1.2) and its interpretation (Part 1.3).

(e) how to work out the priority between competing security interests (and in some cases, other sorts of interests) in personal property (Part 2.6);

Next sectionPart 4deals with how to enforce a security interest in personal property. Parties can contract out of some of the provisions of Chapter 4.