Chapter 26
Accession, Processing and Commingling of Goods
- 26.1 Accession, processing and commingling of goods
- 26.2 The difference between accession, commingling, processing and manufacture
- 26.3 Example of processing or manufacture by diagram
- 26.4 Accession of goods
- 26.5 Processing, comingling and manufacture of goods
- 26.6 Priority of competing security interests that each continue into the product or mass
- 26.7 Relationship between security interests over goods continuing into a product, and existing security interests that attach to the product
- 26.8 PMSIs continuing into product or mass retain their super priority
- 26.9 Proceeds of the product or mass
- 26.10 Identification of proceeds in ADI accounts
26.1 Accession, processing and commingling of goods
The PPSA tackles head-on the difficult area of law dealing with the ability of a secured party to (A) trace goods (only goods, not collateral in general) upon them being comingled with, or processed into, other property, or (B) follow goods into other property upon them being affixed to (acceding with) other goods.
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