Sufficiency of Notice.
Section 28
SEC. 28. Sufficiency of Notice. - (a) An initial notice of security interest shall not be rejected: (1) If it identifies the grantor by an. identification number, as further prescribed in the regulations; (2) If it identifies the secured creditor or an agent of the secured creditor by name; (3) If it provides an address for the grantor and secured creditor or its agent; (4) If it describes the collateral; and (5) If the prescribed fee has been tendered, or an arrangement has been made for payment of fees by other means. (b) if the Registry rejects to register a notice, it shall promptly communicate the fact of and reason for its rejection to the person who submitted the notice. (c) Each grantor must authorize the registration of an initial notice by signing a security agreement or otherwise in writing. (d) A notice may be registered before a security agreement is concluded. Once a security agreement is concluded, the date of registration of the notice shall be reckoned from the date the notice was registered. (e) A notice of lien may be registered by a lien holder without the consent of the person against whom the lien is sought to be enforced. (f) Description of the collateral in a notice shall be entered in English.