sufficient to capture both the licence and the quota.

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Bankruptcy and Insolvency - in a financing statement registered pursuant to the Nova Scotia Personal Property Security Act - Is a reference to a "fishing licence" - Practice - sufficient to capture both the licence and the quota.

D'Eon Fisheries Ltd. (Re) v., 2016 NSCA 30

In Fish Cases, Fisheries Practice on November 18, 2015 (Updated November 18, 2015)

This case involved a borrower that granted a number of Personal Property Security Act ("PPSA") interests under the Nova Scotia PPSA Act over its enterprise allocation of silver hake. Two of the PPSA security holders had registered their security interests as follows: "all of the debtor’s rights, title and interest of every kind which the debtor has in, to or …

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