$"$ Disposition of Collateral.With a loan of $1\mathrm{.}4$ mil$-$lion euros from Barclays Bank, PLC$,$ omas Poynter bought a yacht. e loan agreement gave Barclays multiple stand$-$alone options on default. One option required the lender to give ten days$$ advance notice of a sale. A different option permitted the lender to avoid this requirement. When Poynter did not repay the loan, Barclays repossessed the yacht and notied Poynter that it would be sold$$but did not specify a date, time, or place. Two months later, the yacht was sold. e sale price was less than Poynter owed, and Barclays led a suit in a federal district court for the deciency. Is Barclays entitled to collect even though it did not give Poynter ten days$$ advance notice of the sale? Explain. $[$Barclays Bank PLC v$.$ Poynter, $710$ F$\mathrm{.}3$d $16(1$st Cir. $2013)]($See Default."