Aware of the location of Mooreâs and Caswellâs forces, the Loyalists constructed a bridge four miles above the ferry and continued on towards Moores Creek. There they were met by artillery and rifles from Caswellâs and Lillingtonâs forces. By the time Col. Moore and his men arrived at Moores Creek bridge, the battle was over. The Patriots had defeated the Loyalists, killing or wounding at least fifty men. Moore and his men pursued the remaining Loyalists and captured 850 soldiers. With the victory at Moores Creek Bridge, North Carolina was saved from being overrun by the British.
A UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) lien, either is a general or a specific lien on most business property, and certain kinds of personal property.
A UCC lien refers to a lien that is perfected by following the requirements of the UCC, or Uniform Commercial Code. The UCC is a collection of standardized laws on the contracting and trade of goods that has been adopted by the majority of states in the U.S. A UCC lien usually results when an entity lends money to a debtor, and the debtor pledges collateral to the lender in exchange for the loan.