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B is corrent because proceeds include whatever is received upon the sale of the collateral. The secured party, Thrush, has the ability to assert rights against the proceeds received by the debtor, Kelly, upon sale of the collateral. Thrush has a perfected security interest in the proceeds from the sale of the television sets because the security agreement states proceeds are covered. Therefore, Thrush is entitled to any payments Haynes makes to Kelly on the note. Normally, access to the proceeds upon default by the debtor is an integral part of an inventory financing agreement. Haynes, as a purchaser in the ordinary course of business, takes free of Thrush’s perfected security interest in inventory.
A is incorrect because Haynes is a buyer in the ordinary course of business; thus, he will defeat the rights of the secured creditor, Thrush, even if he were aware of Thrush’s security interest at the time of purchase. Therefore, Thrush will not be able to repossess the television set. Haynes would take subject to Thrush’s security interest only when he knows that the sale of the inventory is in violation of some term in the security agreement.
C is incorrect because Haynes, as a purchaser in the ordinary course of business, takes free of Thrush’s perfected security interest in inventory even though he is aware of Thrush’s perfected security interest in inventory.
D is incorrect because Haynes, as a purchaser in the ordinary course of business, takes free of Thrush’s perfected security interest in inventory. The fact that Thrush perfected his interest prior to Haynes’ purchase of the set is irrelevant.