A) absolute sureties.
B) cosureties.
C) conditional guarantors of collection.
D) co-creditors.
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A) absolute surety
B) conditional surety
C) subrogee
D) mortgagee
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A) exoneration.
B) subrogation.
C) reimbursement.
D) None of the above.
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A) The nonexistence of the principal debtor's obligation.
B) Discharge of the principal debtor's obligation.
C) Modification of the principal debtor's contract.
D) All of the above.
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A) Attachment.
B) Pledge.
C) Perfection.
D) Lien.
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A) A security agreement may create or provide for a security interest in property that the debtor presently does not own or have rights to.
B) Obligations covered by a security agreement may not include future advances.
C) Federal regulation allows a credit seller or lender to obtain a nonpossessory security interest in a consumer's household goods, such as furniture, appliances, and clothing, whether as a purchase money security interest or otherwise.
D) Encryption of a record cannot serve as a debtor's authentication of a security agreement.
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A) The trade name of Mark's business.
B) Mark's signature.
C) Mark's name and an indication of what collateral is covered by the agreement.
D) All of the above.
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