A state body can no longer claim to have a security interest and demand priority merely because a state law says so, the IBC amendment says, offering potential relief for banks and homebuyers
A state body can no longer claim to have a security interest and demand priority merely because a state law says so, the IBC amendment says, offering potential relief for banks and homebuyers
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A state body can no longer claim to have a security interest and demand priority merely because a state law says so, the IBC amendment says, offering potential relief for banks and homebuyers
