On the debtor's default,a secured party can take possession of the collateral covered by the security agreement only by court order.

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A secured party does not always need a court order to take possession of the collateral in case of default. The security agreement may include provisions for default and repossession without court involvement, as long as the repossession does not breach the peace. However, if taking possession without court intervention would likely result in violence or breach of the peace, the secured party may need to obtain a court order first.

On the Debtor's Default,a Secured Party Can Take Possession of the Collateral