CHEN v. PROFIT SHARING PLAN OF Dr. Donald H. BOHNE, DDS, P.A.Debtor brought action against secured creditor, seeking damages for creditor's alleged conversion of collateral, which consisted of third party's note and security deed, and which was worth substantially more than amounts due on underlying debt. The Superior Court, Fulton County, Joel F. Fryer, J., granted summary judgment for creditor, and debtor appealed. The Court of Appeals, McMurray, P.J., held that: (1) creditor did not provide debtor with adequate notice of its retention of collateral in satisfaction of debt, and (2) transaction between debtor and creditor did not involve creation or transfer instrument involving interest in or lien on real estate, but involved pledge of collateral or lien against negotiable instruments, and, thus, creditor had to comply with notice provision of Uniform Commercial Code (UCC).