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ARTICLE · 25 MARCH 2019

Take note of PPSR registration expiry dates

As seven years is the typical term for PPSR registration, many security interest certificates have already expired.

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

Late last year, we wrote about the need for primary producers with an interest in goods supplied to someone to register the interest on the Personal Properties Securities Register so that they could obtain the protecions provided by the Personal Properties Securities Act 2009. 

Those protections include maintaining an interest in the goods supplied and being given a priority interest in those goods ahead of others who may have registered an interest in goods held by that person or company.

You can think of the PPSR as the equivalent of writing your name on an esky before lending it to someone.

Thankfully, most producers are aware of the need to register the interest on the PPSR to protect what is being supplied and ensured that they are not left empty handed.

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