Bangsund on the Commercial Liens Act of Saskatchewan (Regina: Office of the King’s Printer, 2023).

The book examines the Commercial Liens Act (CLA) of Saskatchewan. The CLA is a revolutionary statute that enables service providers to protect their trade credit with proprietary interests – liens – in the goods they enhance and preserve. In 2002, Saskatchewan became the first Canadian province to bring into force the model Uniform Liens Act, 2000 promulgated by the Uniform Law Conference of Canada. In conjunction with The Personal Property Security Act, 1993, the CLA modernized and rationalized the law of commercial liens by standardizing rules for attachment, perfection, priority and enforcement. The book is a resource for service providers, lawyers, judges, students, professors, and other business and legal professionals who transact and study in the Province of Saskatchewan. Click here to download and review the Table of Contents, Preface and Prologue. Click here to download and read a free sample chapter - Chapter 2. History & Modernization - of Bangsund on the Commercial Liens Act of Saskatchewan. ISBN: 978-1-7381536-0-2

Bangsund on the Personal Property Security Act: The CCPPSL Model (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2021).

The book is about modern Canadian provincial and territorial personal property security law under the model Personal Property Security Act promulgated by the Canadian Conference on Personal Property Security Law (CCPPSL). The CCPPSL Model PPSA is in force, more or less, in eleven of Canada’s thirteen provinces and territories, namely: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan and Yukon. The book serves as a valuable learning and practice resource for law students, professors, practicing lawyers, sitting judges, bankers and other secured finance specialists. ISBN: 978-0-7798-9889-3

Gerald Fridman and the Law of Obligations: Past, Present and Future (Toronto: LexisNexis, 2019).

edited by Jason Neyers, Andrew Botterell & Zoe Sinel. ISBN: 978-0-4335-0305-7

Chapter 15, Clayton Bangsund, “Eliminating Redundancy in Legislation Governing the Sale of Goods: A Threequel”, also published at (2019) 93 Supreme Court Law Review 367.