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===Registering [[charge]]s of [[securities]] and [[cash]] in {{t|Ireland}}===
===Registering [[charge]]s of [[securities]] and [[cash]] in {{t|Ireland}}===
You are having commercial relations with an Irish espievie. You want it to grant you security. Do you need to register your charge?
You are having commercial relations with an Irish [[espievie]]. It grants you [[security]]. Do you need to [[Registration of charges|register]] your [[charge]]?


Your starting point would be well, since {{t|Ireland}} is still a member of the [[EU]], and an enthusiastic one at that, and as such is obliged to implement the [[Financial Collateral Directive]] into domestic law. Since that happy statute has done away with the [[Tedious|tiresome]] yet strangely exhilarating business of having to register charges with the domestic agency responsible for monitoring those things things in your member state, the answer, on a commonsense application of principles of European Law, ought to be “no”.
Your starting point would be well, since {{t|Ireland}} is still a member of the [[EU]] and, as far as north-Atlantic states go, an enthusiastic one at that, and as such is obliged to implement the [[Financial Collateral Directive]] into domestic law. Since that happy directive has done away with the [[Tedious|tiresome]] yet strangely exhilarating business of having to [[Registration of charges|register charges]] with the domestic agency responsible for monitoring those things things in your member state, the answer, on a commonsense application of principles of European Law, ought to be “no”.


And, indeed the Irish ''Financial Collateral Arrangement Regulations'', as incorporated into the Irish [[Companies Act 2014 (Ireland)|Companies Act 2014]] provide that certain types of charges do not actually count as “[[charge]]s” for the purposes of Section [http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2014/act/38/section/408/enacted/en/html 408(1)] of the Irish [[Companies Act 2014 (Ireland)|Companies Act 2014]]  and therefore do not need to be registered under Section [http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2014/act/38/section/409/enacted/en/html 409].
And, indeed the Irish ''[[Financial Collateral Arrangement Regulations]]'', as incorporated into the Irish [[Companies Act 2014 (Ireland)|Companies Act 2014]] provide that certain types of charges do not actually count as “[[charge]]s” for the purposes of Section [http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2014/act/38/section/408/enacted/en/html 408(1)] of the Irish [[Companies Act 2014 (Ireland)|Companies Act 2014]]  and therefore do not need to be registered under Section [http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2014/act/38/section/409/enacted/en/html 409].


These include [[mortgage]]s and [[charge]]s created over an interest in:
These include [[mortgage]]s and [[charge]]s created over an “interest” in:
:(a) [[cash]];<ref>I know, I know. You can’t take [[security]] over [[cash]]. But if you try, then even if you could, you couldn’t, unless you registered your attempt. But since you can’t ... I’ll get my coat.</ref>
:(a) [[cash]];<ref>I know, I know. You can’t take [[security]] over [[cash]]. But if you try, then even if you could, you couldn’t, unless you registered your attempt. But since you can’t ... I’ll get my coat.</ref>
:(b) [[deposit]]s and [[money]] credited to bank accounts;
:(b) [[deposit]]s and [[money]] credited to bank accounts;

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