This Part deals with the concepts of possession and control of personal property.
A grantor and secured party cannot both have possession of collateral. There are special rules about possession of the following:
(a) goods transported by a common carrier;
(b) negotiable instruments not evidenced electronically;
(c) chattel paper evidenced electronically;
(d) investment instruments evidenced by a certificate.
Control of certain types of personal property is effective to perfect a security interest in the property (see paragraph 21(2)(c)). This Part includes some special rules about control of the following:
(a) ADI accounts;
(b) intermediated securities;
(c) investment instruments;
(d) letters of credit;
(e) negotiable instruments not evidenced by a certificate.