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{{a|glossary|}}{{a|security|[[File:Everybody floats.jpg|thumb|center|Well - we ''all'' do, now and then, when spring is upon us.]]}}Of a [[floating charge]], to suddenly [[Fixed charge|fix]], clamping down like some kind of bear trap on all the [[chargor]]’s hitherto moveable stock-in-trade. A fair sign the game is almost up: it almost always requires some kind of iniquity or [[credit]] failure on the part of the [[chargor]].
{{a|glossary|}}{{a|security|[[File:Everybody floats.jpg|thumb|center|Well - we ''all'' do, now and then, when spring is upon us.]]}}Of a [[floating charge]], to suddenly [[Fixed charge|fix]], clamping down like some kind of bear trap on all the [[chargor]]’s hitherto moveable stock-in-trade. A fair sign the game is almost up: it almost always requires some kind of iniquity or [[credit]] failure on the part of the [[chargor]].


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*[[Floating charge]]
*[[Floating charge]]
*[[Fixed charge]]
*[[Fixed charge]]

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Well - we all do, now and then, when spring is upon us.

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Of a floating charge, to suddenly fix, clamping down like some kind of bear trap on all the chargor’s hitherto moveable stock-in-trade. A fair sign the game is almost up: it almost always requires some kind of iniquity or credit failure on the part of the chargor.

See also