Rules Mate

Register security interests on the PPSR

Secured creditors must register on the Personal Property Securities Register to preserve priority.

criticalcurrentevent driven

Who must comply

Secured creditors taking security interests in personal property — equipment finance, leasing, retention of title, factoring.

What triggers it

Taking security interest in personal property.

When due

Before relevant priority point (typically before customer files for insolvency).

Evidence required

PPSR registration (verifiable online).

Max penalty

Loss of priority in insolvency; commercial consequences

Summary

Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cwlth) governs security interests in personal property (other than land). Failure to register on PPSR causes priority defeat against subsequent registered interests + perfected interests in insolvency. Registration via AFSA.

Enforced by

Source legislation

Topics

security-interestsppsrinsolvency

Related obligations

Frequently asked questions

Who must comply with security interests on the PPSR?
Secured creditors taking security interests in personal property — equipment finance, leasing, retention of title, factoring.
What triggers security interests on the PPSR?
Taking security interest in personal property.
When is security interests on the PPSR due?
Before relevant priority point (typically before customer files for insolvency).
What is the maximum penalty for security interests on the PPSR?
Loss of priority in insolvency; commercial consequences
What evidence is required for security interests on the PPSR?
PPSR registration (verifiable online).

Source: https://www.ppsr.gov.au. Rules Mate is not a law firm. Always verify against the live regulator source before acting.