ITT Commercial Finance Corp. v. Bank of the West
District Court, W.D. Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
FURGESON, District Judge.
In this Texas Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) case, the ultimate question is whether a first creditor’s failure to correctly hyphenate a debtor’s corporate name defeats the creditor’s priority position in relation to a later-filed financing statement by another creditor. The correct name of the debtor is Compu-Centro, USA, Inc. The first creditor, Bank of the West (“BOW”), filed its financing statement on the corporation under the name “Compu-centro, USA, Inc.,” omitting the hyphen. The second creditor, ITT Commercial Finance Corp. (“ITT”),…
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