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Jones lives in Oklahoma and is the owner of a large number of valuable antiques. Treasures Delight, located in Arkansas, is a seller of antiques. Treasures Delight is owned by Sally Delight. Delight offers to purchase all of the antiques owned by Jones paying 60% of the agreed price and, by agreement, signs a security agreement for the balance putting up her entire inventory as security. The security agreement provides for monthly payments. Which of the following is correct?

A. Since this is a purchase money security interest, Jones is automatically perfected without a filing. B. Although this is a purchase money security interest, Jones must file to have a perfected security interest. C. There is not a purchase money security interest because being antiques for resell classifies the collateral as inventory. D.If Jones decides to file for perfection of his security interest, Jones would file a financing statement in Oklahoma.

In Moss v. Chin, Chin's insurer, ICBC, made an offer to settle a claim that was accepted by the public trustee representing Mrs. Moss. ICBC was not aware that Mrs. Moss had died in the interim. ICBC made a unilateral mistake and yet the Court ordered that the contract be rescinded. What was the rationale?

A) ICBC lacked capacity to make an offer, as only Chin had such a right. B) The public trustee lacked capacity to accept an offer, as only Mrs. Moss could do so, and she had died. C) It is illegal to settle a claim when the claimant is no longer alive. D) There was no consideration to support the claim, and therefore the contract was invalid. E) ICBC had not misled itself, rather the public trustee had deliberately set out to keep ICBC from discovering the truth