Central filing system definition
Central filing system means a system for filing
Central filing system means a statewide system
Central filing system or "CFS" means an electronic system operated and maintained by a provider where information relating to warehouse receipts and other electronic documents is recorded and maintained in a confidential and secure fashion independent of any outside influence or bias in action or appearance, and that is authorized by the Director.
More Definitions of Central filing system
Central filing system or "CFS" means the Division's UCC and CFS system, as described in Sections R154-2-300 through R154-2-314.
Central filing system means a statewide system that is developed by the secretary of state and certified by
Central filing system or "CFS" means an electronic system operated and
Central filing system means a system for filing effective financing statements or notice of such financing statements on a statewide basis and which has been certified by the secretary of the United States department of agriculture pursuant to section 1324 of the "Food Security Act of 1985". IT IS THE INTENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2000, THE FILING SYSTEM ESTABLISHED BY SECTION 4-9-401 SHALL CONSTITUTE THE CENTRAL FILING SYSTEM.
Central filing system means a statewide system that is developed by the secretary of state and certified by the USDA to be used for the filing of an effective financing statement that covers farm products.
Central filing system means a statewide system that is developed by the secretary of state and certified by the secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture to be used for the filing of an effective financing statement.