UNCITRAL의 담보부거래에 관한 연구

A Study on Secured Transactions of the UNCITRAL With a Focus on Draft Legislative Guide

In order to grasp the international trend regarding a secured transactions laws this study it tried to observe the features by introducing the contents of the UNCITRAL Draft Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions. The Commission was widely felt that modern secured credit laws could have a significant impact on the availability and the cost of credit and thus on international trade. therefore at its thirty-fourth session in 2001, the Commission considered a further report by the Secretariat. The purpose of this Guide is to assist States in the development of modern secured transactions laws, with the goal of promoting the availability of low-cost secured credit for commercial enterprises doing business in such States. The Guide is intended to be useful to States that do not currently have efficient and effective secured transactions laws, as well as to States that already have workable laws but wish to review or modernize them, or to harmonize or co-ordinate their laws with those of other States. A key to a successful legal regime governing secured transactions is to enable grantors to utilize the value inherent in their property to the maximum extent possible to obtain credit. In order to achieve this objective, the Guide emphasizes the importance of comprehensiveness, by permitting a broad range of assets to serve as encumbered assets (such as receivables, inventory, equipment, intellectual property and other intangibles, and investment property) Still the discussion is in the process of advancing but the focus contents is introduction of comprehensive security system. The discussion of this UNCITRAL will provide many current events in improvement of our security laws system. If it adopts like this comprehensive security system, it will be sufficient the demand of practical affairs in domestic, and it will be suitable for the international unity in international transaction laws which is turning out.