Personal Property Securities (Corporations and Other Amendments) Act 2010 (96 of 2010)
Schedule 2 Personal Property Securities Act 2009
Part 1 Specific amendments
74 Section 122
Omit:
If a secured party proposes to dispose of, or retain, collateral, the party must give notice to the grantor and any other secured party with a security interest in the collateral that has a higher priority.
A person may object to a proposal by a secured party to enforce a security interest by purchasing or retaining the collateral (see Division 5).
Substitute:
If a secured party proposes to dispose of, or retain, collateral, the party must give notice to the grantor and any other secured party with a security interest in the collateral that has a higher priority. A notice of disposal may be given in the approved form, while a notice of retention must be given in the approved form.
A person may object if a secured party proposes to enforce a security interest by purchasing or retaining the collateral (see Division 5).
A person exercising or discharging rights, duties and obligations arising under this Part must act honestly and in a commercially reasonable manner (see section 111).
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