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Code · Iowa · Chapter 462A — Water Navigation Regulations

462A.83 Security interest in vessels — exemptions.

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This subchapter does not apply to or affect any of the following:
1. A lien given by statute or rule of law to a supplier of services or materials for a vessel.
2. A lien given by statute to the United States, this state, or any political subdivision of this state.
3. A security interest in a vessel created by a manufacturer or dealer who holds the vessel for sale, but a buyer in the ordinary course of trade from the manufacturer or dealer takes free of the security interest.
4. A lien arising out of an attachment of a vessel.
5. A security interest claimed on proceeds if the original security interest did not have to be noted on the certificate of title in order to be perfected.
6. A vessel for which a certificate of title is not required under this chapter.
7. A security interest perfected under chapter 554 before January 1, 1988.
CS87, §106.83
C93, §462A.83
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