What can a person entitled to reimbursement do when a secured party wants to remove an accession?

A person entitled to reimbursement has specific rights in relation to a secured party's actions regarding an accession. When a secured party wishes to remove an accession, the person entitled to reimbursement can indeed refuse the removal until they receive appropriate assurances that they will be reimbursed for any loss or expense incurred in connection with the secured property.

This right is rooted in the principle that the person expected to bear the cost or impact of the removal should not be left at a disadvantage. By allowing the person entitled to reimbursement to delay removal until they are assured of reimbursement, the law protects their financial interests and ensures fair treatment in secured transactions. Therefore, it is vital that secured parties understand this right and provide the necessary assurances before proceeding with the removal of an accession.