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ARTICLE · 30 JANUARY 2014

Second Ranking Security Under Guernsey Law

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There is no doubt that second ranking security can be taken under the Security Interests Law, 1993.

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There is no doubt that second ranking security can be taken under the Security Interests (Guernsey) Law, 1993 (the Law). The process can, however, be somewhat involved and there is often some confusion about the mechanics of doing so.

The Law envisages the creation of multiple security interests in the same collateral, and states that priority between security interests in the same collateral is determined by the order of creation of those interests (although nothing prevents a secured party from postponing its rights). Issues arise, however, from the mechanisms by which multiple security interests can be created over the same collateral under the Law as security may only be taken under the Law by way of control, possession or assignment.

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