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Tell me about helpful links for the study of business and commercial law:The links below may assist you in your study of contracts, business and commercial law topics:UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE: Uniform Commercial Code: Model Version (at: Cornell Legal Information Institute)Nebraska Uniform Commercial Code: a link so you can read “Official Comments” to the Uniform Commercial Code (Nebraska) because the Model Version appearing on the Cornell web site does not have permission to publish them. For example, read Nebraska UCC s. 9-203 and see the comments at the end of that section. Note—Nebraska publishes online an essentially verbatim copy of the true Official Comments to the UCC, in addition to Nebraska specific comments. It is easy to consult this source to read comments. And, for most purposes, you can use the actual text of the Nebraska UCC for study purposes. However, as always, you need to be on the alert for non-standard amendments. Florida Uniform Commercial Code Florida Secured Transactions Registry Chart: UCC Article 9 collateral types OTHER STATE LAW: Florida Law on Judgements: Title VI, Chap. 55 FEDERAL LAW: Federal Bankruptcy Code: United States Code, Title 11, Bankruptcy (at: Cornell Legal Information Institute)Consumer Credit Protection: 15 United States Code Chapter 41 (at: Cornell Legal Information Institute) Review the United States Code from the Office of the Law Revision Counsel on the United States House of Representatives website. You can find the United States Bankruptcy Code here--it appears as Title 11. Find US Code, Title 11. Other United States Codes may be found here as well. Review the electronic version of the United States Code of Federal Regulations from the Government Printing Office website. This electronic version is unofficial. You can find the regulations of the Federal Trade Commission governing commercial practices here--they appear as Title 16. Part 444 governs credit practices. Find US Code of Federal Regulations. INTERNATIONAL LAW: The United Nations has a Commission on
International Trade
Law referred to as "UNCITRAL". Among other
matters, this
commission works on international sales law
and secured
transactions. Draft Practice Guide to the UNCITRAL Model Law on Secured Transactions. This draft practice guide contains advice on due diligence prior to making a secured loan, and includes a form of "perfection certificate". Read the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The CISG has turned 40! Read about it HERE!
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