No section of the Uniform Commercial Code has any legal effect until it is adopted by a state legislature.

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is a set of guidelines meant to standardize commercial transactions across the United States. Each state has the option to adopt some, all, or none of the sections of the UCC into its state law. Until a state decides to adopt a section of the UCC, it is not legally enforceable in that state.

No Section of the Uniform Commercial Code Has Any Legal