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A [[security interest]], such as a [[charge]] or an [[assignment by way of security]], that doesn't meet the formal criteria to be a [[legal security]] interest, and has to rumble round in [[equity|that purblind world policed by the courts of chancery]].
A [[security interest]], such as a [[charge]] or an [[assignment by way of security]], that doesn't meet the formal criteria to be a [[legal security]] interest, and has to rumble round in [[equity|that purblind world policed by the courts of chancery]].


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{{seealso}}  
*[[charge]]
*[[Charge]]
*[[Assignment by way of security]]
*[[Assignment by way of security]]

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A security interest, such as a charge or an assignment by way of security, that doesn't meet the formal criteria to be a legal security interest, and has to rumble round in that purblind world policed by the courts of chancery.

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