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CLL806

LAW OF SECURED CREDIT TRANSACTIONS II

  • Law
  • 800 level
  • 3 credit units
  • 182 pages
  • 24 units

This course delves into the intricacies of secured credit transactions, building upon foundational knowledge from the first semester. It explores principles of corporate debt finance, including corporate borrowing powers and debenture trust deeds. The course examines charges under CAMA, differentiating between fixed and floating charges, and addresses corporate insolvency mechanisms such as administration, receivership, and liquidation. It also covers collateral security, Islamic finance principles, and secured transactions in agribusiness.

About this course

Difficulty
Intermediate
Study hours
208 hours
Maths
Basic
Content
Theoretical, case study
Practical work
No
Before you start
  • Basic understanding of contract law
  • Basic knowledge of company law
How it is assessed
  • Assignments
  • Tutor Marked Assessments
  • Final Examination

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CLL806 · MODULE 1

The consequences of embarking on the journey of corporate borrowing are many but two are easily discernible: implementation of good corporate governance and creation of security interest.

What you should be able to do

  1. Understand corporate borrowing powers and limitations
  2. Explain the nature and types of debentures
  3. Differentiate between fixed and floating charges
  4. Analyze corporate insolvency mechanisms
  5. Apply legal principles to secured credit transactions
  6. Evaluate the role of insolvency practitioners

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • Corporate Lawyer
  • Insolvency Practitioner
  • Credit Analyst
  • Loan Officer
  • Compliance Officer
Where it is applied
  • Banking
  • Finance
  • Legal Services
  • Debt Recovery
  • Corporate Restructuring

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • Module 3: Secured Credit under CAMA 2020

    Unit 4: Distinction Between Fixed Charge and Floating Charge

    The distinction between fixed and floating charges requires a deep understanding of legal precedents and practical application of control tests.

  • Module 4: Corporate Insolvency

    Unit 7: US Chapter 11 Procedure

    Understanding the legal and practical implications of US Chapter 11 bankruptcy requires comparative analysis with Nigerian insolvency laws.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 66 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1Module 1: Principles of Corporate Debt Finance
    • Unit 1: Corporate Borrowing Powers · 3 hours

      Explore the dynamics of corporate power with respect to borrowing.. Understand the statutory provisions governing corporate borrowing powers.. Analyze case studies related to corporate borrowing..

    • Unit 2: Implications and Consequences of Corporate Debt · 3 hours

      Examine the collateral effects of corporate debt on company operations.. Discuss the consequences of corporate borrowing, including corporate governance and security interests.. Analyze the implications of corporate debt, such as insolvency and business rescue..

  2. Week 2Module 1: Principles of Corporate Debt Finance
    • Unit 3: Key Terms in Corporate Debt · 3 hours

      Define and explain conditions, representations, and warranties in corporate debt transactions.. Discuss affirmative and negative covenants in loan agreements.. Understand repayment terms, interest calculations, and events of default..

    • Unit 4: Capital Maintenance Regime · 3 hours

      Discuss capital maintenance rules and their significance.. Explain the concept of legal capital and its preservation.. Analyze the control test in capital maintenance..

  3. Week 3Module 2: The Debenture
    • Unit 1: The Nature of Debenture · 3 hours

      Define and discuss the nature of debentures.. Explain the nature of interest created by debentures.. Identify the statements contained in an instrument of debenture..

    • Unit 2: Debenture Trust Deed · 3 hours

      Explain the basis of constituting a trust for debenture holders.. Identify the three certainties of a trust.. Discuss the contents of a debenture trust deed..

  4. Week 4Module 2: The Debenture
    • Unit 3: The Debenture Trustee · 3 hours

      Explain the qualifications of a debenture trustee.. Discuss the duties, powers, and liabilities of a debenture trustee.. Identify situations where a trustee can be excused from liability..

    • Unit 4: Rights and Remedies of Debenture Holders/Trustees · 3 hours

      Identify the statutory rights of debenture holders as creditors.. Explain the extent of protection afforded to creditors by these rights.. State the remedies available to debenture holders..

  5. Week 5Module 3: Secured Credit under CAMA 2020
    • Unit 1: Charge as a security interest · 3 hours

      Define charge as a form of security interest.. Explain the nature of charge.. State the different types of charges..

    • Unit 2: Types of Charge – Fixed charge · 3 hours

      Explain fixed charge.. Discuss the categorization of fixed charge: as-created fixed charge and contingent specific charge..

  6. Week 6Module 3: Secured Credit under CAMA 2020
    • Unit 3: Types of Charge – Floating charge · 4 hours

      Gain an in-depth understanding of floating charge.. Know the conditions leading to crystallization of floating charge.. Distinguish between fixed charge and floating charge..

  7. Week 7Module 3: Secured Credit under CAMA 2020
    • Unit 4: Distinction Between Fixed Charge and Floating Charge · 4 hours

      Know the tests for determining the differences between a fixed charge and a floating charge.. Explain the tests and apply them in a practical context..

  8. Week 8Module 3: Secured Credit under CAMA 2020
    • Unit 5: Interests Capable of Creation under CAMA 2020 · 4 hours

      Know the various species of interests which a company can create for purposes of securing the payment of money it borrowed for its business..

  9. Week 9Module 4: Corporate Insolvency
    • Unit 1: Introduction to Corporate Insolvency · 4 hours

      Give a brief history of insolvency.. State the theories that underpin insolvency regime.. Explain the different types of insolvency.. Apply the approaches to insolvency in practical situations..

  10. Week 10Module 4: Corporate Insolvency
    • Unit 2: Company Voluntary Arrangement · 4 hours

      Know the meaning and application of company voluntary arrangement as an insolvency process aimed at rescuing the company and restoring its going concern situation..

  11. Week 11Module 4: Corporate Insolvency
    • Unit 3: Administration · 4 hours

      Explain the concept of company administration as a hybrid insolvency process.. Gain a brief history of company administration.. Discuss the objectives or purposes of company administration.. Discuss the process of placing a company in administration..

  12. Week 12Module 4: Corporate Insolvency
    • Unit 7: US Chapter 11 Procedure · 4 hours

      Gain an insight into the US insolvency approach and thus be able to distinguish between the Nigerian and US approaches..

  13. Week 13Module 4: Corporate Insolvency
    • Unit 8: The Insolvency Practitioner · 4 hours

      State who is an insolvency practitioner.. Apply and get accredited as insolvency practitioner..

    • Unit 4: Receivership · 4 hours

      Understand the concept of receivership.. Explain the nature of receivership as an insolvency approach..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Create concept maps linking Modules 1-3 secured credit concepts
  • Practice distinguishing between fixed and floating charges using case studies from Units 2-4
  • Focus on understanding the steps and legal requirements for each insolvency procedure (Units 1-8 Module 4)
  • Review key definitions and legal provisions from CAMA 2020 related to secured credit and insolvency
  • Practice applying legal principles to hypothetical scenarios involving corporate debt and insolvency
  • Allocate study time evenly across all modules, focusing on areas of weakness identified in TMAs

Questions students ask about this course

What is CLL806 about?

This course delves into the intricacies of secured credit transactions, building upon foundational knowledge from the first semester. It explores principles of corporate debt finance, including corporate borrowing powers and debenture trust deeds. The course examines charges under CAMA, differentiating between fixed and floating charges, and addresses corporate insolvency mechanisms such as administration, receivership, and liquidation. It also covers collateral security, Islamic finance principles, and secured transactions in agribusiness.

How many units does CLL806 have?

CLL806, LAW OF SECURED CREDIT TRANSACTIONS II, has 24 units across 4 modules, over 182 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is CLL806?

CLL806 carries 3 credit units, at 800 level in Law.

Is CLL806 hard?

CLL806 is rated intermediate level, with basic mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and case study work.

How long does CLL806 take to study?

About 208 hours of study, spread across its 24 units.

How is CLL806 assessed?

CLL806 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor Marked Assessments and Final Examination.

What do I need before starting CLL806?

Basic understanding of contract law Basic knowledge of company law

What can I do with CLL806?

Corporate Lawyer, Insolvency Practitioner, Credit Analyst, Loan Officer and Compliance Officer.

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