Michigan Collections Manager License Practice Test

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What must secured parties send notice to in case of partial satisfaction acceptance of collateral?

The debtor's attorney
Any second obligor
The credit bureau
The local government

The correct answer is: Any second obligor

In the context of secured transactions, when a secured party accepts partial satisfaction of collateral, it is essential to inform any second obligor. A second obligor is a party who has a separate obligation related to the same transaction or secured debt, and their interests could be impacted by the secured party's actions. Notifying the second obligor helps ensure transparency in the process and protects the rights of all parties involved. This requirement helps to clarify the status of the obligation and the collateral being managed, as partial satisfactions can affect the risk and responsibility of a second obligor who has a stake in the agreement. In contrast, the debtor's attorney, credit bureau, and local government do not have a mandatory right to be notified of such an event in this specific context. The focus here is primarily on the interests of those who share a financial responsibility related to the secured debt.