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Commercial Law I-As of October 6, 2003 you should be finished with Lesson 10 on the syllabus.
You may print out and take a self asessment test by clicking HERE
You may read an outline on security interests in deposit accounts by clicking SI in Deposit Accounts
Supplemental Reading-- How To Do Things With Words,
Ortiz Case & Questions,
Grabowski, Erwin & Note,
Commercial Law I-Use Classmaster to register yourself in Professor Widen's database.
The access code for Classmaster will be posted on bulletin boards at the Law School on Wednesday, August 20, 2003
and also will be available from Julie Skokan. Review the current class calendar.
Amaze your friends with astute analysis on the UCC Forum!
Regulations have been authorized for Ultimate Commercial Code. Initial regulations have been published. You may find these regulations by
going to the RULES page for Ultimate Commercial Code.
Class notes: Slides for August 27, 2003,
Slides for September 8, 2003,
Slides for September 10, 2003,
Terminology-I,
Problem for September 22, 2003
Chapter 3,
Chapter4A-Leases,
Chapter4B-Consignments
HERE ARE THE STATUTES YOU WILL HAVE AVAILABLE IN THE EXAM. These statutes are provided as an aid for some of the
more complicated provisions. They are NOT the only provisions that you will be tested on. --
Statutes For Fall 2003 Exam
Follow the episodes of the UCC comic strip! Keep your sound turned on as music accompanies each episode.
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Episode 3 |
Episode 4 |
Episode 5 |
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Episode 7 |
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Q: Where do you get the "art" for your comic strips?
A: The comics are pure cut and paste jobs, just like drafting legal documents!
Political and celebrity caricatures typically come from
Caricature Zone under their link to clip art. These caricatures are free for use on a personal website.
A number of the props, backgrounds and a few of the characters come from
Havana Street, a source for retro clip art. A small fee was paid to acquire the Havana Street library of clip art.
The bulk of the Tales From The Code characters come from the clip art used to create "Get Your War On"--a satire strip
that may be viewed by clicking HERE. Most of the characters in "Transaction Costs" come
from a commercially available disk called "The Big Box of Art." The balance of the Transaction Cost characters come from
free clip at A Perfect World.
Q: Where do you link to the background music played while you read the comics?
A: The songs are all direct links to midi compositions by amateurs available for free from Ifni Midi.
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