after-acquired property

after-acquired property: n.

(1) Property a debtor acquires after concluding an agreement putting up other property as security for a loan.

(2) Property acquired by a bankrupt after filing for bankruptcy.

after-acquired property: 1) Property that a person acquires after taking on a debt, which becomes additional collateral for the debt. Typically, this occurs when the debtor has signed an agreement pledging all property as security for the debt.

2) Property acquired by a debtor after filing for bankruptcy.

3) Property someone acquires after making a will.

Category: Bankruptcy, Foreclosure & Debt → Bankruptcy

Category: Wills, Trusts & Estates → Wills

after-acquired property: n.

1 In commercial law, property acquired by a debtor after the execution of a security agreement wherein property acquired by the debtor before the execution of the agreement has been pledged as collateral for a loan.

2 In bankruptcy law, property acquired by a bankrupt after a petition for bankruptcy is filed.

after-acquired property: n.

   1) personal or real property acquired by a debtor after he/she has agreed that all his/her property secures a debt. Thus, the new property also becomes security for the debt. This includes improvements to real property which is security on a deed of trust or mortgage and personal property pledged in a security agreement (UCC-1).

   2) in bankruptcy, property acquired by the bankrupt person after he/she has filed papers to be declared bankrupt. This after-acquired property is not included in the assets which may be used to pay any debts which existed at the time of bankruptcy filing.

   See also: bankruptcy, secured transaction

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