Demand by Secured Party for Possession of Collateral

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RE: DEMAND BY SECURED PARTY FOR POSSESSION OF COLLATERAL Dear [CONTACT NAME] Pursuant to the security agreement dated [DATE] by and between us wherein you were obligated to deliver [SPECIFY] as collateral.

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