Under the Restatement, if there are successive assignments of the same right:
a. the first assignee to notify the obligor prevails.
b. the latest assignee is usually entitled to the assigned right.
c. a prior assignee is entitled to the assigned right to the exclusion of a subsequent assignee in most circumstances.
d. a subsequent assignee is entitled to the assigned right unless a prior assignee gave value and obtains either a judgment against the obligor or a new contract with the obligor.
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A debtor is in default. The collateral consists of 100 cows described in the security agreement. Thirty cows were stolen through no fault of the debtor. Which of the following statements is correct concerning the secured party's rights due to the debtor's default?
A. The secured party must take the peaceful possession of the 70 remaining cows before s/he can pursue any remedies. B. If the secured party takes possession, the secured party cannot keep the cows in full satisfaction of the debt, if the debtor has paid 60% or more of the debt. C. If the secured party takes possession and sells the 70 cows, proceeds will be applied to expenses incurred in the keeping of the cows. The costs of sale, and any balance, will be applied to the debt. The debt will then be discharged, even if the proceeds are insufficient to cover the costs and the debt. D. Upon default, the secured party can proceed to recover under the Uniform Commercial Code or proceed with any judicial remedy (such as get a judgment and levy on the debtor's non-exempt property).
U.S. sugar import quotas have existed for more than 50 years and preserve about half of the U.S. sugar market for domestic producers. Why does the United States continue to have these quotas?
A) to reduce competition for its domestic sugar industry B) to increase the cost of sugar C) to control the supply and demand for sugar D) to support a mass market for sugar E) to improve the promotion of sugar