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fixed and floating charge

Commercial & Business Law / Debt Recovery / Security Interests

A fixed and floating charge is a charge that creates a security interest in (1) specific, named assets (the fixed charge) and (2) classes of assets described in the charge (the floating charge).


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Related Terms

The bank secured its loans by taking a fixed and floating charge over the book debts and inventory property of the company..


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