Introduced By: Senators Roney and Revens
Date Introduced : February 10, 1998
Referred To: Senate Judiciary Committee
It is enacted by the General Assembly as follows:
SECTION 1. Chapter 6A-6 of the General Laws entitled "Bulk Transfers" is hereby repealed in its entirety.
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SECTION 2. Title 6A of the General Laws entitled "Uniform
Commercial Code" is hereby amended by adding thereto the
following chapter:
{ADD 6A-6-101. Short title. -- ADD} {ADD This chapter shall
be known and may be cited as Uniform Commercial Code -- Bulk sales.
ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-102. Definitions and index of definitions. -- ADD}
{ADD (1) In this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires: ADD}
{ADD (a) "Assets" means the inventory that is the subject
of a bulk sale and any tangible and intangible personal property
used or held for use primarily in, or arising from, the seller's
business and sold in connection with that inventory, but the term
does not include: ADD}
{ADD (i) fixtures (6A-
{ADD (ii) the lessee's interest in a lease of real property; or ADD}
{ADD (iii) property to the extent it is generally exempt from creditor
process under nonbankruptcy law. ADD}
{ADD (b) "Auctioneer" means a person whom the seller
engages to direct, conduct, control, or be responsible for a sale
by auction. ADD}
{ADD (c) "Bulk sale" means: ADD}
{ADD (i) in the case of a sale by auction or a sale or series
of sales conducted by a liquidator on the seller's behalf, a sale
or series of sales not in the ordinary course of the seller's
business of more than half of the seller's inventory, as measured
by value on the date of the bulk-sale agreement, if on that date
the auctioneer or liquidator has notice, or after reasonably inquiry
would have had notice, that the seller will not contribute to
operate the same or a similar kind of business after the sale
or series of sales; and ADD}
{ADD (ii) in all other cases, a sale not in the ordinary course
of the seller's business of more than half the seller's inventory,
as measured by value on the date of the bulk-sale agreement, if
on that date the buyer has notice, or after reasonable inquiry
would have had notice, that the seller will not continue to operate
the same or a similar kind of business after the sale. ADD}
{ADD (d) "Claim" means a right to payment from the seller,
whether or not the right is reduced to judgment, liquidated, fixed,
matured, disputed, secured, legal, or equitable. The term includes
costs of collection and attorney's fees only to the extent that
the laws of this state permit the holder of the claim to recover
them in an action against the obligor. ADD}
{ADD (e) "Claimant" means a person holding a claim incurred
in the seller's business other than: ADD}
{ADD (i) an unsecured and unmatured claim for employment compensation
and benefits, including commissions and vacation, severance, and
sick-leave pay; ADD}
{ADD (ii) a claim for injury to an individual or to property,
or for breach of warranty, unless: ADD}
{ADD (A) a right of action for the claim has accrued; ADD}
{ADD (B) the claim has been asserted against the seller; and ADD}
{ADD (C) the seller knows the identity of the person asserting
the claim and the basis upon which the person has asserted it;
and ADD}
{ADD (iii) a claim for taxes owing to a governmental unit ADD}
{ADD (f) "Creditor" means a claimant or other person
holding a claim. ADD}
{ADD (g)(i) "Date of the bulk sale" means: ADD}
{ADD (A) if the sale is by auction or is conducted by a liquidator
on the seller's behalf, the date on which more than then percent
(10%) of the net proceeds is paid to or for the benefit of the
seller; and ADD}
{ADD (B) in all other cases, the later of the date on which: ADD}
{ADD (l) more than ten percent (10%) of the net contract price
is paid to or for the benefit of the seller; or ADD}
{ADD (ll) more than ten percent (10%) of the assets, as measured
by value, are transferred to the buyer. ADD}
{ADD (ii) For purposes of this subsection: ADD}
{ADD (A) Delivery of a negotiable instrument (6A-3-104(1)) to
or for the benefit of the seller in exchange for assets constitutes
payment of the contract price pro tanto; ADD}
{ADD (B) To the extent that the contract price is deposited in
an escrow, the contract price is paid to or for the benefit of
the seller when the seller acquires the unconditional right to
receive the deposit or when the deposit is delivered to the seller
or for the benefit of the seller, whichever is earlier; and ADD}
{ADD (C) An asset is transferred when a person holding an unsecured
claim can no longer obtain through judicial proceedings rights
to the asset that are superior to those of the buyer arising as
a result of the bulk sale. A person holding an unsecured claim
can obtain those superior rights to a tangible asset at least
until the buyer has an unconditional right, under the bulk-sale
agreement, to possess the asset, and a person holding an unsecured
claim can obtain those superior rights to an intangible asset
at least until the buyer has an unconditional right, under the
bulk-sale agreement, to use the asset. ADD}
{ADD (h) "Date of bulk-sale agreement" means: ADD}
{ADD (i) in the case of a sale by auction or conducted by a liquidator
(subsection (c)(i)), the date on which the seller engages the
auctioneer or liquidator; and ADD}
{ADD (ii) in all other cases, the date on which a bulk-sale agreement
becomes enforceable between the buyer and the seller. ADD}
{ADD (i) "Debt" means liability on a claim. ADD}
{ADD (j) "Liquidator" means a person who is regularly
engaged in the business of disposing assets for businesses contemplating
liquidation or dissolution. ADD}
{ADD (k) "Net contract price" means the new consideration
the buyer is obligated to pay for the assets less: ADD}
{ADD (i) the amount of any proceeds of the sale of an asset, to
the extent the proceeds are applied in partial or total satisfaction
of a debt secured by the asset; and ADD}
{ADD (ii) the amount of any debt to the extent it is secured by
a security interest or lien that is enforceable against the asset
before and after it has been sold to a buyer. If a debt is secured
by an asset and other property of the seller, the amount of the
debt secured by a security interest or lien that is enforceable
against the asset is determined by multiplying the debt by a fraction,
the numerator of which is the value of the new consideration for
the asset on the date of the bulk sale and the denominator of
which is the value of all property securing the debt on the date
of the bulk sale. ADD}
{ADD (l) "Net proceeds" means the new consideration
received for assets sold at a sale by auction or a sale conducted
by a liquidator on the seller's behalf less: ADD}
{ADD (i) commissions and reasonable expenses of the sale; ADD}
{ADD (ii) the amount of any proceeds of the sale of an asset,
to the extent the proceeds are applied in partial or total satisfaction
of a debt secured by the asset; and ADD}
{ADD (iii) the amount of any debt to the extent it is secured
by a security interest or lien that is enforceable against the
asset before and after it has been sold to a buyer. If a debt
is secured by an asset and other property of the seller, the amount
of the debt secured by a security interest or lien that is enforceable
against the asset is determined by multiplying the debt by a fraction,
the numerator of which is the value of the new consideration for
the asset on the date of the bulk sale and the denominator of
which is the value of all property securing the debt on the date
of the bulk sale. ADD}
{ADD (m) A sale "in the ordinary course of the seller's business"
if the sale comports with usual or customary practices in the
kind of business in which the seller is engaged or with the seller's
own usual or customary practices. ADD}
{ADD (n) "United States" includes the territories and
possessions and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. ADD}
{ADD (o) "Value" means fair market value. ADD}
{ADD (p) "Verified" means signed and sworn to or affirmed. ADD}
{ADD (2) The following definitions in other chapters apply to
this chapter: ADD}
{ADD (a) "Buyer". 6A-2-103(1)(a). ADD}
{ADD (b) "Equipment". 6A-
{ADD (c) "Inventory." 6A-
{ADD (d) "Sale." 6A-2-106(1). ADD}
{ADD (e) "Seller." 6A-2-103(1)(d). ADD}
{ADD (3) In addition, chapter 1 contains general definitions and
principles of construction and interpretation applicable throughout
this chapter. ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-103. Applicability of chapter. -- ADD} {ADD (1) Except
as otherwise provided in subsection (3), this chapter applies
to a bulk sale if: ADD}
{ADD (a) the seller's principle business is the sale of inventory
from stock; and ADD}
{ADD (b) on the date of the bulk sale agreement the seller is located
in this state or, if the seller is located in a jurisdiction that
is not a part of the United States, the seller's major executive
office in the United States is in this state. ADD}
{ADD (2) A seller is deemed to be located at his [or her] place
of business. If a seller has more than one place of business,
the seller is deemed located at his [or her] chief executive office. ADD}
{ADD (3) This chapter does not apply to: ADD}
{ADD (a) a transfer made to secure payment or performance of an
obligation; ADD}
{ADD (b) a transfer of collateral to a secured party pursuant to
6A-
{ADD (c) a sale of collateral pursuant to 6A-
{ADD (d) retention of collateral pursuant to 6A-
{ADD (e) a sale of an asset encumbered by a security interest or
lien if (i) all the proceeds of the sale are applied in partial
or total satisfaction of the debt secured by the security interest
or lien or (ii) the security interest or lien is enforceable against
the asset after it has been sold to the buyer and the net contract
price is zero; ADD}
{ADD (f) a general assignment for the benefit of creditors or to
a subsequent transfer by the assignee; ADD}
{ADD (g) a sale by an executor, administrator, receiver, trustee
in bankruptcy, or any public officer under judicial process; ADD}
{ADD (h) a sale made in the course of judicial or administrative
proceedings for the dissolution or reorganization of an organization; ADD}
{ADD (i) a sale to a buyer whose principal place of business is
in the United States and who ADD}
{ADD (i) not earlier than twenty one (21) days before the date of
the bulk sale, (A) obtains from the seller a verified and dated
list of claimants of whom the seller has notice three (3) days
before the seller sends or delivers the list to the buyer or (B)
conducts a reasonable inquiry to discover the claimants; ADD}
{ADD (ii) assumes in full the debts owed to claimants of whom the
buyer has knowledge on the date the buyer receives the list of
claimants of whom the buyer has knowledge on the date the buyer
receives the list of claimants from the seller or on the date
the buyer completes the reasonable inquiry, as the case may be; ADD}
{ADD (iii) is not insolvent after the assumption; and ADD}
{ADD (iv) gives written notice of the assumption not later than
thirty (30) days after the date of the bulk sale by sending or
delivering a notice to the claimants identified in subparagraph
(ii) or by filing a notice in the office of the Secretary of State; ADD}
{ADD (j) a sale to a buyer whose principal place of business is
in the United States and who: ADD}
{ADD (i) assumes in full the debts that were incurred in the seller's
business before the date of the bulk sale; ADD}
{ADD (ii) is not insolvent after the assumption; and ADD}
{ADD (iii) gives written notice of the assumption not later than
thirty (30) days after the bulk sale by sending or delivering
a notice to each creditor whose debt is assumed or by filing a
notice in the office of the Secretary of State.; ADD}
{ADD (k) a sale to a new organization that is organized to take
over and continue the business of the seller and that has its
principal place of business in the United States if: ADD}
{ADD (i) the buyer assumes in full the debts that were incurred
in the seller's business before the date of the bulk sale; ADD}
{ADD (ii) the seller receives nothing from the sale except an interest
in the new organization that is subordinate to the claims against
the organization arising from the assumption; and ADD}
{ADD (iii) the buyer gives written notice of the assumption not
later than thirty (30) days after the date of the bulk sale by
sending or delivering a notice to each creditor whose debt is
assumed or by filing a notice in the office of the Secretary of
State; ADD}
{ADD (l) as sale of assets having: ADD}
{ADD (i) a value, net of liens and security interests of less than
ten thousand dollars ($10,000). If a debt is secured by assets
and other property of the seller, the net value of the assets
is determined by subtracting from their value an amount equal
to the product of the debt multiplied by a fraction, the numerator
of which is the value of the assets on the date of the bulk sale
and the denominator of which is the value of all property securing
the debt on the date of the bulk sale; or ADD}
{ADD (ii) a value of more than twenty five million dollars ($25,000,000)
on the date of the bulk sale agreement; or ADD}
{ADD (m) a sale required by, and made pursuant to, statute. ADD}
{ADD (4) The notice under subsection (3)(i)(iv) must state: (i)
that a sale that may constitute a bulk sale has been or will be
made; (ii) the date or prospective date of the bulk sale; (iii)
the individual, partnership, or corporate names and the addresses
of the seller and buyer; (iv) the address to which inquiries about
the sale may be made, if different from the seller's address;
and (v) that the buyer has assumed or will assume in full the
debts owed to claimants of whom the buyer has knowledge on the
date the buyer receives the list of claimants from the seller
or completes a reasonable inquiry to discover the claimants. ADD}
{ADD (5) The notice under subsections (3)(j)(iii) and 3(k)(iii)
must state: (i) that a sale that may constitute a bulk sale has
been or will be made; (ii) the date or prospective date of the
bulk sale; (iii) the individual, partnership, or corporate names
and the addresses of the seller and buyer; (iv) the address to
which inquiries about the sale may be made, if different from
the seller's address; and (v) that the buyer has assumed or will
assume the debts that were incurred in the seller's business before
the date of the bulk sale. ADD}
{ADD (6) For purposes of subsection (3)(l), the value of assets
is presumed to be equal to the price the buyer agrees to pay for
the assets. However, in a sale by auction or a sale conducted
by a liquidator on the seller's behalf, the value of assets is
presumed to be the amount the auctioneer or liquidator reasonably
estimates the assets will bring at auction or upon liquidation. ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-104. Obligations of buyer. -- ADD} {ADD (1) In a
bulk sale as defined in 6A-6-102(1)(c)(ii) the buyer shall: ADD}
{ADD (a) obtain from the seller a list of all business names and
addresses used by the seller within three (3) years
{ADD (b) unless excused under subsection (2), obtain from the seller
a verified and dated list of claimants of whom the seller has
notice three (3) days before the seller sends or delivers the
list to the buyer and including, to the extent known by the seller,
the address of and the amount claimed by each claimant; ADD}
{ADD (c) obtain from the seller or prepare a schedule of distribution
(6A-6-106 (1)); ADD}
{ADD (d) give notice of the bulk sale in accordance with 6A-6-105;
ADD}
{ADD (e) unless excused under 6A-6-106(4), distribute the net contract
price in accordance with the undertakings of the buyer in the
schedule of distribution; and ADD}
{ADD (f) unless excused under subsection (2), make available the
list of claimants (subsection (1)(b)) by: ADD}
{ADD (i) promptly sending or delivering a copy of the list without
charge to any claimant whose written request is received by the
buyer no later than six months after the date of the bulk sale; ADD}
{ADD (ii) permitting any claimant to inspect and copy the list
at any reasonable hour upon request received by the buyer no later
than six (6) months after the date of the bulk sale; or ADD}
{ADD (iii) filing a copy of the list in the office of the Secretary
of State no later than the time for giving a notice of the bulk
sale (6A-6-105(5)). A list filed in accordance with this subparagraph
must state the individual, partnership, or corporate name and
a mailing address of the seller. ADD}
{ADD (2) A buyer who gives notice in accordance with 6A-6-105(2)
is excused from complying with the requirements of subsections
(1)(b) and (1)(f). ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-105. Notice to claimants. -- ADD} {ADD (1) Except
as otherwise provided in subsection (2), to comply with 6A-6-104(1)(d),
the buyer shall send or deliver a written notice of the bulk sale
to each claimant on the list of claimants (6A-6-104(1)(b)) and
to any other claimant of who, the buyer has knowledge at the time
the notice of the bulk sale is sent or delivered. ADD}
{ADD (2) A buyer may comply with 6A-6-104(1)(d) by filing a written
notice of the bulk sale in the office of the Secretary of State
if: ADD}
{ADD (a) on the date of the bulk sale agreement the seller has 200
or more claimants, exclusive of claimants holding secured or matured
claims for employment compensation and benefits, including commissions
and vacation, severance, and sick leave pay; or ADD}
{ADD (b) the buyer has received a verified statement from the seller
stating that, as of the date of the bulk sale agreement, the number
of claimants, exclusive of claimants holding secured or matured
claims for employment compensation and benefits, including commissions
and vacation, severance, and sick leave pay, is 200 or more. ADD}
{ADD (3) The written notice of the bulk sale must be accompanied
by a copy of the schedule of distribution (6A-6-106(1)) and state
at least: ADD}
{ADD (a) that the seller and buyer have entered into an agreement
for a sale that may constitute a bulk sale under the laws of the
State of Rhode Island; ADD}
{ADD (b) the date of the agreement; ADD}
{ADD (c) the date on or after which more than ten percent (10%)
of the assets were or will be transferred; ADD}
{ADD (d) the date on or after which more than ten percent (10%)
of the net contract price was or will be paid, if the date is
not stated in the schedule of distribution; ADD}
{ADD (e) the name and a mailing address of the seller; ADD}
{ADD (f) any other business name and address listed by the seller
pursuant to 6A-6-104(1)(a); ADD}
{ADD (g) the name of the buyer and an address of the buyer from
which information concerning the sale can be obtained; ADD}
{ADD (h) a statement indicating the type of assets or describing
the assets item by item; ADD}
{ADD (i) the manner in which the buyer will make available the list
of claimants (6A-6-104-(1)(f)), if applicable; and ADD}
{ADD (j) if the sale is in total or partial satisfaction of an antecedent
debt owed by the seller, the amount of the debt to be satisfied
and the name of the person to whom it is owed. ADD}
{ADD (4) For purposes of subsections (3)(e) and (3)(g), the name
of the person is the person's individual, partnership, or corporate
name. ADD}
{ADD (5) The buyer shall give notice of the bulk sale and, if the
buyer gives notice in accordance with subsection (1), not more
than thirty (30) days after obtaining the list of claimants. ADD}
{ADD (6) A written notice substantially complying with the requirements
of subsection (3) is effective even though it contains minor errors
that are not seriously misleading. ADD}
{ADD (7) A form substantially as follows is sufficient to comply
with subsection (3): ADD}
{ADD Notice of Sale ADD}
{ADD (1) , whose address is , is described in this notice as
the "seller." ADD}
{ADD (2) , whose address is , is described in this notice as
the "buyer." ADD}
{ADD (3) The seller has disclosed to the buyer that within the
past three years
{ADD (4) The seller and the buyer have entered into an agreement
dated , for a sale that may constitute a bulk sale under the
laws of the state of . ADD}
{ADD (5) The date on or after which more than ten percent of the
assets that are the subject of the sale were or will be transferred
is , and [if not stated in the schedule of the distribution]
the date on or after which more than ten percent of the net contract
price was or will be paid is . ADD}
{ADD (6) The following assets are the subject of the sale: . ADD}
{ADD (7) [If applicable] The buyer will make available o claimants
of the seller a list of the seller's claimants in the following
manner: . ADD}
{ADD (8) [If applicable] The sale is to satisfy $ of an antecedent
debt owed by the seller to . ADD}
{ADD (9) A copy of the schedule of distribution of the net contract
price accompanies this notice. ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-106. Schedule of Distribution. -- ADD}{ADD(1) The
seller and buyer shall agree on how the net contract price is
to be distributed and set forth their agreement in a written schedule
of distribution. ADD}
{ADD (2) The schedule of distribution may provide for distribution
to any person at any time, including distribution of the entire
net contract price to the seller. ADD}
{ADD (3) The buyer's undertakings in the schedule of distribution
run only to the seller. However, a buyer who fails to distribute
the net contract price in accordance with the buyer's undertakings
in the schedule of distribution is liable to a creditor only as
provided in 6A-6-107(1). ADD}
{ADD (4) If the buyer undertakes in the schedule of distribution
to distribute any part of the net contract price to a person other
than the seller, and, after the buyer has given notice in accordance
with 6A-6-105, some or all of the anticipated net contract price
is or becomes unavailable for distribution as a consequence of
the buyer's or seller's having complied with an order of court,
legal process, statute, or rule of law, the buyer is excused from
any obligation arising under this Chapter or under any contract
with the seller to distribute the net contract price in accordance
with the buyer's undertakings in the schedule if the buyer: ADD}
{ADD (a) distributes the net contract price remaining available
in accordance with any priorities for payment stated in the schedule
of distribution and, to the extent that the price is insufficient
to pay all the debts having a given priority, distributes the
price pro rata among those debts shown in the schedule as having
the same priority; ADD}
{ADD (b) distributes the net contract price remaining available
in accordance with an order of court; ADD}
{ADD (c) commences a proceeding for interpleader in a court of
competent jurisdiction and is discharged from the proceeding;
or ADD}
{ADD (d) reaches a new agreement with the seller for the distribution
of the net contract price remaining available, sets forth the
new agreement in an amended schedule of distribution, gives notice
of the amended schedule, and distributes the net contract price
remaining available in accordance with the buyer's undertakings
in the amended schedule. ADD}
{ADD (5) The notice under subsection (4)(d) must identify the
buyer and the seller, state the filing number, if any, of the
original notice, set forth the amended schedule, and be given
in accordance with subsection (1) or (2) of 6A-6-105, whichever
is applicable, at least 14 days before the buyer distributes any
part of the net contract price remaining available. ADD}
{ADD (6) If the seller undertakes in the schedule of distribution
to distribute any part of the net contract price, and, after the
buyer has given notice in accordance with 6A-6-105, some or all
of the anticipated net contract price is or becomes unavailable
for distribution as a consequence of the buyer's or seller's having
complied with an order of court, legal process, statue, or rule
of law, the seller and any person in control of the seller are
excused form any obligation arising under this Chapter or under
any agreement with the buyer to distribute the net contract price
in accordance with the seller's undertakings in the schedule if
the seller: ADD}
{ADD (a) distributes the net contract price remaining available
in accordance with any priorities for payment stated in the schedule
of distribution and, to the extent that the price pro rata among
those debts having a given priority, distributes the price pro
rata among those debts shown in the schedule as having the same
priority; ADD}
{ADD (b) distributes the net contract price remaining available
in accordance with an order of court; ADD}
{ADD (c) commences a proceeding for interpleader in court of competent
jurisdiction and is discharged from the proceeding; or ADD}
{ADD (d) prepares a written amended schedule of distribution of
the net contract price remaining available for distribution, gives
notice of the amended schedule, and distributes the net contract
price remaining available in accordance with the amended schedule. ADD}
{ADD (7) The notice under subsection (6)(d) must identify the
buyer and the seller, state the filing number, if any, of the
original notice, set forth the amended schedule, and be given
in accordance with subsection (1) or (2) of 6A-6-105, whichever
is applicable , at least 14 days before the seller distributes
any part of the net contract price remaining available. ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-107. Liability for Noncompliance. -- ADD{ADD(1) Except
as provided in subsection (3), and subject to the limitation in
subsection (4): ADD}
{ADD (a) a buyer who fails to comply with the requirements of
6A-6-104(1)(e) with respect to a creditor is liable to the creditor
for damages in the amount of the claim, reduced by any amount
that the creditor would not have realized if the buyer had complied;
and ADD}
{ADD (b) a buyer who fails to comply with the requirements of
any other subsection of 6A-6-104 with respect to a claimant is
liable to the claimant for damages in the amount of the claim,
reduced by any amount that the claimant would not have realized
if the buyer had complied. ADD}
{ADD (2) In an action under subsection (1), the creditor has the
burden of establishing the validity and amount of the claim, and
the buyer has the burden of establishing the amount of the claim,
and the buyer has the burden of establishing the amount that the
creditor would not have realized if the buyer had complied. ADD}
{ADD (3) A buyer who: ADD}
{ADD (a) made a good faith and commercially reasonable effort
to comply with the requirement of 6A-6-104(1) or to exclude the
sale from the application of this Chapter under 6A -6-103(3);
or ADD}
{ADD (b) on or after the date of the bulk-sale agreement, but
before the date of the bulk sale, held a good faith and commercially
reasonable belief that this Chapter does not apply to the particular
sale is not liable to creditors for failure to comply with the
requirements of 6A-6-104. The buyer has the burden of establishing
the good faith and commercial reasonableness of the effort or
belief. ADD}
{ADD (4) In a single bulk sale the cumulative liability of the
buyer for failure to comply with the requirements of 6A-6-104(1)
may not exceed an amount equal to: ADD}
{ADD (a) if the assets consists only of inventory and equipment,
two the net contract price, less the amount of any part of the
net contract price paid to or applied for the benefit of the seller
or a creditor; or ADD}
{ADD (b) if the assets include property other than inventory and
equipment, twice the net value of the inventory and equipment
less the amount of the portion of any part of the net contract
price paid to or applied for the benefit of the seller or a creditor
which is allocable to the inventory and equipment. ADD}
{ADD (5) For the purposes of subsection (4)(b), the "net
value" of an asset is the value of the asset less (i) the
amount of any proceeds of the sale of an asset, to the extent
the proceeds are applied in partial or total satisfaction of a
debt secured by the asset and (ii) the amount of any debt to the
extent it is secured by a security interest or lien that is enforceable
against the asset before and after it has been sold to a buyer.
If a debt is secured by an asset and other property of the seller,
the amount of the debt secured by a security interest or lien
that is enforceable against the asset is determined by multiplying
the debt by a fraction, the numerator of which is the value of
the asset on the date of the bulk sale and the denominator of
which is the value of all property securing the debt on the date
of the bulk sale. The portion of a part of the net contract price
paid to or applied for the benefit of the seller or a creditor
that is "allocable to the inventory and equipment" is
the portion that bears the same ratio to that part of the net
contract price as the net value of the inventory and equipment
bears to the net value of all of the assets. ADD}
{ADD (6) A payment made by the buyer to a person to whom the buyer
is, or believes he [or she] is, liable under subsection (1) reduces
pro tanto the buyer's cumulative liability under subsection (4). ADD}
{ADD (7) No action may be brought under subsection (1)(b) by or
on behalf of a claimant whose claim is unliquidated or contingent. ADD}
{ADD (8) A buyer's failure to comply with the requirements of section
6A-6-104(1) does not (i) impair the buyer's rights in or title
to the assets, (ii) render the sale ineffective, void, or voidable,
(iii) entitle a creditor to more than a single satisfaction of
his [or her] claim, or (iv) create liability other than as provided
in this chapter. ADD}
{ADD (9) Payment of the buyer's liability under subsection (1)
discharges pro tanto the seller's debt to the creditor. ADD}
{ADD (10) Unless otherwise agreed, a buyer has an immediate right
of reimbursement from the seller for any amount paid to a creditor
in partial or total satisfaction of the buyer's liability under
subsection (1). ADD}
{ADD (11) If the seller is an organization, a person who is in
direct or indirect control of the seller, and who knowingly, intentionally,
and without legal justification fails, or causes the seller to
fail, to distribute the net contract price in accordance with
the schedule of distribution is liable to any creditor to whom
the seller undertook to make payment under the schedule for damages
caused by the failure. ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-108. Bulk Sales by Auction -- Bulk Sales Conducted
by Liquidator. -- ADD}{ADD(1) 6A-6-104, 6A-6-105, 6A-6-106, and 6A-6-107
apply to a bulk sale by auction and a bulk sale conducted by a
liquidator on the seller's behalf with the following modifications: ADD}
{ADD (a) "buyer" refers to auctioneer or liquidator,
as the case may be; ADD}
{ADD (b) "net contract price" refers to net proceeds
of the auction or net proceeds of the sale, as the case may be; ADD}
{ADD (c) the written notice required under section 6A-6-105(3)
must be accompanied by a copy of the schedule of distribution
(section 6A-6-106(1)) and state at least: ADD}
{ADD (i) that the seller and the auctioneer or liquidator have
entered into an agreement for auction or liquidation services
that may constitute an agreement to make a bulk sale under the
laws of the state of ; ADD}
{ADD (ii) the date of the agreement; ADD}
{ADD (iii) the date on or after which the auction began or will
begin or the date on or after which the liquidator began or will
begin to sell assets on the seller's behalf; ADD}
{ADD (iv) the date on or after which more than ten percent (10%)
of the net proceeds of the sale were or will be paid, if the date
is not stated in the schedule of distribution; ADD}
{ADD (v) the name and a mailing address of the seller; ADD}
{ADD (vi) any other business name and address listed by the seller
pursuant to section 6A-104(1)(a); ADD}
{ADD (vii) the name of the auctioneer or liquidator and an address
of the auctioneer or liquidator from which information concerning
the sale can be obtained; ADD}
{ADD (viii) a statement indicating the type of assets or describing
the assets item by item; ADD}
{ADD (ix) the manner in which the auctioneer or liquidator will
make available the list of claimants (section 6A-6-104(1)(f),
if applicable; and ADD}
{ADD (x) if the sale is in total or partial satisfaction of an
antecedent debt owed by the seller, the amount of the debt to
be satisfied and the name of the person to whom it is owed; and ADD}
{ADD (d) in a single bulk sale the cumulative liability of the
auctioneer or liquidator for failure to comply with the requirements
of this section may not exceed the amount of the net proceeds
of the sale allocable to inventory and equipment sold less the
amount of the portion of any part of the net proceeds paid to
or applied for the benefit of a creditor which is allocable to
the inventory and equipment. ADD}
{ADD (2) A payment made by the auctioneer or liquidator to a person
to whom the auctioneer or liquidator is, or believes he or she
is, liable under this section reduces pro tanto the auctioneer's
or liquidator's cumulative liability under subsection (1)(d). ADD}
{ADD (3) A form substantially as follows is sufficient to comply
with subsection (1)(c): ADD}
{ADD Notice of Sale ADD}
{ADD (1) , whose address is
, is described in this notice as the "seller." ADD}
{ADD (2) , whose address is , is
described in this notice as the "auctioneer" or "liquidator."
ADD}
{ADD (3) The seller has disclosed to the auctioneer or liquidator
that within the past three (3) years
{ADD (4) The seller and the auctioneer or liquidator have entered
into an agreement dated_____ for auction or liquidation services
that may constitute an agreement to make a bulk sale under the
laws of the state of . ADD}
{ADD (5) The date on or after which the auction began or will begin
or the date on or after which the liquidator began or will begin
to sell assets on the seller's behalf is_____________
, and [if not stated in the schedule
of distribution] the date on or after which more than ten percent
(10%) of the net proceeds of the sale were or will be paid is
. ADD}
{ADD (6) The following assets are the subject of the sale:
. ADD}
{ADD (7) [If applicable] The auctioneer or liquidator will make
available to claimants of the seller a list of the seller's claimants
in the following manner: . ADD}
{ADD (8) [If applicable] The sale is to satisfy $
of an antecedent debt owed by the seller to
. ADD}
{ADD (9) A copy of the schedule of distribution of the net proceeds
accompanies this notice. ADD}
{ADD [End of Notice] ADD}
{ADD (4) A person who buys at a bulk sale by auction or conducted
by a liquidator need not comply with the requirements of section
6A-6-104(1) and is not liable for the failure of an auctioneer
or liquidator to comply with the requirements of this section. ADD}
{ADD 6A-6-109. What Constitutes Filing -- Duties of Filing Officer
-- Information From Filing Officer. -- ADD}{ADD(1) Presentation of
a notice or list of claimants for filing and tender of the filing
fee or acceptance of the notice or list by the filing officer
constitutes filing under this chapter. ADD}
{ADD (2) The filing officer shall: ADD}
{ADD (a) mark each notice or list with a file number and with the
date and hour of filing; ADD}
{ADD (b) hold the notice or list or a copy for public inspection; ADD}
{ADD (c) index the notice or list according to each name given
for the seller and for the buyer; and ADD}
{ADD (d) note in the index the file number and the addresses of
the seller and buyer given in the notice or list. ADD}
{ADD (3) If the person filing a notice or list furnishes the filing
officer with a copy, the filing officer upon request shall note
upon the copy the file number and date and hour of the filing
of the original and send or deliver the copy to the person. ADD}
{ADD (4) The fee for filing and indexing and for stamping a copy
furnished by the person filing to show the date and place of filing
is $ for the first page and $ for each
additional page. The fee for indexing each name more than two
is $ . ADD}
{ADD (5) Upon request of any person, the filing officer shall issue
a certificate showing whether any notice or list with respect
to a particular seller or buyer is on file on the date and hour
stated in the certificate. If a notice or list is on file, the
certificate must give the date and hour of filing of each notice
or list and the name and address of each seller, buyer, auctioneer,
or liquidator. The fee for the certificate is $
if the request for the certificate is in the standard form prescribed
by the [Secretary of State] and otherwise is $
. Upon request of any person, the filing officer shall furnish
a copy of any filed notice or list for a fee of $______.
ADD}
{ADD (6) The filing officer shall keep each notice or list for
two (2) years
{ADD 6A-6-110. Limitation of Actions. --ADD} {ADD(1) Except as
provided in subsection (2), an action under this chapter against
a buyer, auctioneer, or liquidator must be commenced within one
(1) year after the date of the bulk sale. ADD}
{ADD (2) If the buyer, auctioneer, or liquidator conceals the fact
that the sale has occurred, the limitation is tolled and an action
under this chapter may be commenced within the earlier of (i)
one (1) year after the person bringing the action discovers that
the sale has occurred or (ii) one (1) year after the person bringing
the action should have discovered that the sale has occurred,
but no later than two (2) years
{ADD (3) An action under section 6A-6-107(11) must be commenced
within one (1) year after the alleged violation occurs. ADD}
SECTION 3. Section 6A-1-105 of the General Laws in Chapter 6A-1
entitled "General Provisions" is hereby amended to read
as follows:
6A-1-105. Territorial application of title 6A -- Parties'
power to choose applicable law. -- (1) Except as provided
hereafter in this section, when a transaction bears a reasonable
relation to this state and also to another state or nation, the
parties may agree that the law either of this state or of such
other state or nation shall govern their rights and duties. Failing
such agreement, title 6A applies to transactions bearing an appropriate
relation to this state.
(2) Where one of the following provisions of this title specifies
the applicable law, that provision governs and a contrary agreement
is effective only to the extent permitted by the law (including
the conflict of laws rules) so specified:
(a) Rights of creditors against sold goods. section 6A-2-402.
(b) Applicability of the chapter on leases. sections 6A-2.1-105
and 6A-2.1-106.
(c) Applicability of the chapter on bank deposits and collections.
section 6A-4-102.
(d) Bulk {DEL
(e) Applicability of the chapter on investment securities. section
6A-8-106.
(f) Perfection provisions of the chapter on secured transactions.
section 6A-
(g) Governing law in the article on funds transfers. section 6A-4.1-507.
SECTION 4. Section 6A-2-403 of the General Laws in Chapter 6A-2
entitled "Sales" is hereby amended to read as follows:
6A-2-403. Power to transfer -- Good faith purchase of goods
-- "Entrusting". -- (1) A purchaser of goods
acquires all title which his or her transferor had or had power
to transfer except that a purchaser of a limited interest acquires
rights only to the extent of the interest purchased. A person
with voidable title has power to transfer a good title to a good
faith purchaser for value. When goods have been delivered under
a transaction of purchase the purchaser has such power even though:
(a) The transferor was deceived as to the identity of the purchaser,
or
(b) The delivery was in exchange for a check which is later dishonored,
or
(c) It was agreed that the transaction was to be a "cash
sale", or
(d) The delivery was procured through fraud punishable as larcenous
under the criminal law.
(2) Any entrusting of possession of goods to a merchant who deals
in goods of that kind gives him or her power to transfer all rights
of the entruster to a buyer in ordinary course of business.
(3) "Entrusting" includes any delivery and any acquiescence
in retention of possession, regardless of any condition expressed
between the parties to the delivery or acquiescence and regardless
of whether the procurement of the entrusting or the possessor's
disposition of the goods have been such as to be larcenous under
the criminal law.
(4) The rights of other purchasers of goods and of lien creditors
are governed by the chapters on secured transactions (chapter
9), bulk {DEL
SECTION 5. Section
SECTION 6. This act shall take effect upon passage and shall
apply to transfers occurring on or after the effective date.
This act provides the definitions and applicable laws concerning
the Uniform Commercial Code - Bulk Sales.
This act would take effect upon passage and would apply to transfers
occurring on or after the effective date.
6A-6-102. "Bulk transfer" -- Transfers
of equipment -- Enterprises subject to this chapter -- Bulk transfers
subject to this chapter. -- DEL}{DEL (1) A "bulk transfer"
is any transfer in bulk and not in the ordinary course of the
transferor's business of a major part of the materials, supplies,
merchandise, or other inventory (section 6A-9-109) of an enterprise
subject to this chapter. DEL}
(2) A transfer of a substantial part of the equipment
(section 6A-DEL}
last past so far as known
to the transferee; and 9-109) of such an enterprise is a bulk transfer if
it is made in connection with a bulk transfer of inventory, but
not otherwise. DEL}
(3) The enterprises subject to this chapter are all those
whose principal business is the sale of merchandise from stock,
including those who manufacture what they sell. DEL}
(4) Except as limited by the following section all bulk
transfers of goods located within this state are subject to this
chapter. DEL}
6A-6-103. Transfers excepted from this chapter.
-- DEL}{DELThe following transfers are not subject to this chapter: DEL}
(1) Those made to give security for the performance of
an obligation; DEL}
(2) General assignments for the benefit of all the creditors
of the transferor, and subsequent transfers by the assignee thereunder; DEL}
(3) Transfers in settlement or realization of a lien or
other security interests; DEL}
(4) Sales by executors, administrators, receivers, trustees
in bankruptcy, or any public officer under judicial process; DEL}
(5) Sales made in the course of judicial or administrative
proceedings for the dissolution or reorganization of a corporation
and of which notice is sent to the creditors of the corporation
pursuant to order of the court or administrative agency; DEL}
(6) Transfers to a person maintaining a known place of
business in this state who becomes bound to pay the debts of the
transferor in full and gives public notice of that fact, and who
is solvent after becoming so bound; DEL}
(7) A transfer to a new business enterprise organized
to take over and continue the business, if public notice of the
transaction is given and the new enterprise assumes the debts
of the transferor and he or she receives nothing from the transaction
except an interest in the new enterprise junior to the claims
of creditors; DEL}
(8) Transfers of property which is exempt from execution. DEL}
6A-6-104. Schedule of property, list of creditors.
-- DEL}{DEL (1) Except as provided with respect to auction sales
(section 6A-6-107), a bulk transfer subject to this chapter is
ineffective against any creditor of the transferor unless: DEL}
(a) The transferee requires the transferor to furnish
a list of his or her existing creditors prepared as stated in
this section; and DEL}
(b) The parties prepare a schedule of the property transferred
sufficient to identify it; and DEL}
(c) The transferee preserves the list and schedule for
six (6) months next following the transfer and permits inspection
of either or both and copying therefrom at all reasonable hours
by any creditor of the transferor, or files the list and schedule
in the office of the secretary of state. DEL}
(2) The list of creditors must be signed and sworn to
or affirmed by the transferor or his or her agent. It must contain
the names and business addresses of all creditors of the transferor,
with the amounts when known, and also the names of all persons
who are known to the transferor to assert claims against him or
her even though such claims are disputed. DEL}
(3) Responsibility for the completeness and accuracy of
the list of creditors rests on the transferor, and the transfer
is not rendered ineffective by errors or omissions therein unless
the transferee is shown to have had knowledge. DEL}
6A-6-105. Notice to creditors. -- DEL}{DEL In addition
to the requirements of the preceding section, any bulk transfer
subject to this chapter, except one made by auction sale (section
6A-6-107) is ineffective against any creditor of the transferor
unless at least ten (10) days before he or she takes possession
of the goods or pays for them, whichever happens first, the transferee
gives notice of the transfer in the manner and to the persons
hereafter provided (section 6A-6-106). DEL}
6A-6-106. The notice. -- DEL}{DEL (1) The notice
to creditors (section 6A-6-105) shall state: DEL}
(a) That a bulk transfer is about to be made; and DEL}
(b) The names and business addresses of the transferor
and transferee, and all other business names and addresses used
by the transferor within three (3) years (c) Whether or not all the debts of the transferor are
to be paid in full as they fall due as a result of the transaction,
and if so, the address to which creditors should send their bills. DEL}
(2) If the debts of the transferor are not to be paid
in full as they fall due or if the transferee is in doubt on that
point then the notice shall state further: DEL}
(a) The location and general description of the property
to be transferred and the estimated total of the transferor's
debts; DEL}
(b) The address where the schedule of property and list
of creditors (section 6A-6-104) may be inspected; DEL}
(c) Whether the transfer is to pay existing debts and
if so the amount of such debts and to whom owing; DEL}
(d) Whether the transfer is for new consideration and
if so the amount of such consideration and the time and place
of payment. DEL}
(3) The notice in any case shall be delivered personally
or sent by registered mail to all the persons shown on the list
of creditors furnished by the transferor (section 6A-6-104) and
to all other persons who are known to the transferee to hold or
assert claims against the transferor. DEL}
6A-6-107. Auction sales -- "Auctioneer".
-- DEL}{DEL (1) A bulk transfer is subject to this chapter even
though it is by sale at auction, but only in the manner and with
the results stated in this section. DEL}
(2) The transferor shall furnish a list of his or her
creditors and assist in the preparation of a schedule of the property
to be sold, both prepared as before stated (section 6A-6-104). DEL}
(3) The person or persons other than the transferor who
direct, control, or are responsible for the auction are collectively
called the "auctioneer". The auctioneer shall: DEL}
(a) Receive and retain the list of creditors and prepare
and retain the schedule of property for the period stated in this
chapter (section 6A-6-104); DEL}
(b) Give notice of the auction personally or by registered
mail at least ten (10) days before it occurs to all persons shown
on the list of creditors and to all other persons who are known
to the auctioneer to hold or assert claims against the transferor. DEL}
(4) Failure of the auctioneer to perform any of these
duties does not affect the validity of the sale or the title of
the purchasers, but if the auctioneer knows that the auction constitutes
a bulk transfer such failure renders the auctioneer liable to
the creditors of the transferor as a class for the sums owing
to them from the transferor up to but not exceeding the net proceeds
of the auction. If the auctioneer consists of several persons
their liability is joint and several. DEL}
6A-6-108. What creditors protected. -- DEL}{DEL The
creditors of the transferor mentioned in this chapter are those
holding claims based on transactions or events occurring before
the bulk transfer, but creditors who become such after notice
to creditors is given (sections 6A-6-105 and 6A-6-106) are not
entitled to notice. DEL}
6A-6-109. Subsequent transfers. -- DEL}{DEL When
the title of a transferee to property is subject to a defect by
reason of his or her noncompliance with the requirements of this
chapter, then: DEL}
(1) A purchaser of any such property from such transferee
who pays no value or who takes with notice of such noncompliance
takes subject to such defect; but DEL}
(2) A purchaser for value in good faith and without notice
takes free of the defect. DEL}
6A-6-110. Limitation of actions and levies. -- DEL}{DEL
No action under this chapter shall be brought nor levy made more
than six (6) months after the date on which the transferee took
possession of the goods unless the transfer has been concealed.
If the transfer has been concealed, actions may be brought or
levies made within six (6) months after its discovery. DEL}
BULK TRANSFERS ADD}9-313(1)(a)) other than readily removable
factory and office machines; ADD}
after the date of the bulk sale.
Complete noncompliance with the requirements of this chapter
does not of itself constitute concealment. ADD}
9-109(2). ADD}
after it is filed. ADD}
9-109(4). ADD}
the seller has used other
business names, operated at other addresses, or both, as follows:
_____________. ADD}
9-503; ADD}
the seller has used other business names, operated
at other addresses, or both, as follows: . ADD}
9-504 ADD}
before the
date the list is sent or delivered to the buyer; ADD}
9-505 ADD}
transfers DEL} {ADD sales ADD} subject to the
chapter on bulk {DEL transfers. DEL} {ADD sales. ADD} section
6A-6- {DEL 102. DEL} {ADD 103. ADD}
9-103.
transfers DEL} {ADD sales ADD} (chapter 6),
and documents of title (chapter 7).
9-1-36 of the General Laws in Chapter 9-1 entitled
"Causes of Action" is hereby amended to read as follows:
9-1-36. Enumeration of statutes of limitation. --
The following compilation of statutes of limitation for civil
actions is set forth as an aid to the public and is not intended
to replace the specific statutes referred to herein. The omission
of any statute of limitation from this list shall in no way affect
the validity of that statute.
Section Civil Action Period of Limitation 6-27-7 Enforcement of penalty provisions of the Rhode Island Truth-in-Lending and Retail Selling Act 1 year 6-36-23 Enforcement of Antitrust Act 6A-2-725(1) Breach of contracts for sale
of goods 4 years 6A-2-725(5) Breach of warranty
in products liability actions 10 years 6A-6-110 Violation
of Uniform Commercial Code Bulk Sales -- 1 year from
date of bulk sale (except as provided) 9-1-5 Liability of landlord for tenant
improvements, oral lease of more than one year 1 year after original term 9-1-13(a) All civil actions not otherwise limited 10 years 9-1-13(b) Product liability actions 10 years from purchase 9-1-14 For words spoken 1 year 9-1-14 Injuries to the person, generally 3 years 9-1-14.1 Medical, veterinarian, accounting, insurance, or real estate agent or broker malpractice 3 years 9-1-14.2 "Agent Orange" or phenoxy herbicides actions 3 years 9-1-14.3 Legal malpractice 3 years 9-1-17 Contracts or liabilities
under seal; judgment; decrees 20 years 9-1-25 Suit against state, city or town or by special act 3 years 9-1-29 Against contractors, architects or engineers based on design 10 years after substantial completion 9-1-41 Loss of consortium - Loss of
society and companionship 3 years 9-3-6 To enforce hospital liens
1 year from payment 9-3-11 Against insurer to enforce repairer's lien 1 year from payment to insured 9-3-14 Against insurer to enforce
motor vehicle lessor's 1 year from
lien payment to insured 10-6-4 For contributions from
joint tortfeasors 1 year after payment by other joint tortfeasor 10-7-2 Wrongful death; loss of consortium, companionship or society in wrongful death action 3 years 10-7-7 Pain and suffering in wrongful death action
3 years 10-7.1-2 Libel of deceased person
1 year after death if libel occurred within 3 months after death 10-12-10 Jail yard bond 1 year
15-8-4 To enforce support obligations of putative father 6 years 15-8-6 To determine paternity 4 years after birth 24-8-35
Damages caused by pothole in state road; $300 limit 7 days 27-5-3 Claims against insurers
on fire insurance policies 24 months 27-18-3 Claims against
insurers on accident and sickness insurance policies 3 years 28-5-18 Complaint by human rights
commission to eliminate unlawful employment practice 1 year 28-35-57 Workers' Compensation claim
2 years 31-5.1-15 Involving the regulation
of business practices among motor vehicle manufacturers, distributors and dealers
4 years 33-6-14 Against executor to recover annuity or interest given life tenant by will 1 year 33-11-50 By creditor of decedent, other than on fiduciary's bond 2 years 33-13-9 To recover
legacies or to impress and preserve a lien or charge on real estate 6 years 33-13-15 Against liens by creditor with contingent claim not accruing within six (6) months of fiduciary's accrual qualification 1 year 33-13-15 Against lien by creditor who from accident,
mistake or other cause failed to file within six from (6) months of qualification publication 3 years 33-21.1-26 Judicial review of decision of general treasurer (or his or her failure to act) concerning unclaimed property 90 days after decision;180 days after filing if no decision 34-4-24 Proceedings based upon right of entry for condition broken or possibility of reverter to which a fee simple or fee simple determinable in and is subject,
created before May 11, 1953 No later than December 31, 1987 34-19-10 Alleging
forcible entry and detainer of land 3 years 34-28-10
To enforce mechanic's lien; notice given 1 year and 120 days 34-28-10 To enforce mechanic's lien; no notice given 120 days 37-6-18 For assessment
of damages in state condemnation proceedings 1 year 37-12-5 For labor, material, or equipment
against contractor's bond 2 years (or longer if so provided in bond) 37-13.1-1 Against state on highway and public works contracts 1 year 37-16-17 To confirm arbitrator's award in public
works arbitration 1 year 39-2-7 Against public utilities for violations under chapters 1 - 5 of title 3 years 39-12-28 By owners or holders of receipts or bills of lading against intrastate common carriers 2 years 44-5-26 For relief from local tax assessments 3 months from last day to pay without penalty 45-15-9 Against towns for injury or damage arising out of maintenance of highways, causeways or bridges 3 years (with 60 days' notice after incident) 45-20-1 Judicial review of decision
of bureau of police or fire or similar department for removing petitioner 30 days 45-29-7 For assessment of damages in housing authority condemnation proceeding; with notice 3 months 45-29-7 For assessment of damages in housing authority condemnation proceeding; no notice 1year 45-32-34 For assessment of damages in redevelopment project condemnation proceeding; with notice 3 months 45-32-34 For assessment of damages in redevelopment project condemnation proceeding; no notice 1 year 46-5-6 For assessment of damages in department
of environmental management condem-nation proceeding; with notice
6 months 46-5-6 For assessment of damages in department of environmental management condem-nation proceeding; no notice
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LC02173/SUB A
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BY THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
OF
A N A C T
RELATING TO THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE -- BULK TRANSFERS
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