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ARTICLE · 18 OCTOBER 2010

The New Security Interests (Jersey) Law - Transitional Provisions

The draft Security Interests (Jersey) Law 201- (the "new Law") is in close-to-final form and is shortly due to commence its journey through the legislative process.

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The draft Security Interests (Jersey) Law 201- (the "new Law") is in close-to-final form and is shortly due to commence its journey through the legislative process. It is currently anticipated that the new Law will come into force in the first half of 2011.

This briefing note is one of a series relating to the new Law and deals with the transitional provisions that will apply to pre-existing security once the new Law comes into force.

Under the new Law, a security interest which was created under the Security Interests (Jersey) Law 1983 (the "previous Law"), and which is still in effect when the new Law comes into force will continue to be effective, and will be subject to the previous Law, rather than the new Law. Further, the existing security interest will have priority over any new security interest in the same collateral created under the new Law unless otherwise agreed between the security interest holders.

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