LexisNexis (August 22, 2019, 2:29 PM EDT) -- The courts usually give secured lenders leeway in finding an enforceable security agreement even though there are no “words of grant”, there is no formal document captioned as a security agreement, and it requires the creation of a collage out of a number of documents. The courts generally focus on function over form. The doctrine usually comes up with respect to secured creditors who are not institutional lenders. A leading bankruptcy case from Kansas provides a good example....