Resolving priorities between contractual personal property security transactions and statutory Crown security interests means navigating numerous legislative provisions, wrestling with conflicting case law, and balancing Bankruptcy and Insolvency law, Bank Act security, and federal/provincial jurisdictions.

Cut through the complexity with

• A thorough overview of the general principles applicable to the priority of statutory Crown claims
• The rules governing statutory priorities including the impact of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Bank Act on security interests and their interaction with provincial legislation
• In-depth analysis of Crown security interests, such as: deemed statutory trusts, statutory liens, super-priority, and enhanced garnishment orders
• Table of statutory provisions summarizing the various characteristics and rules that apply to many significant statutory provisions governing the creation and priority of security interests in federal and provincial law