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Uniform Commercial Code

The model commercial-law statute behind sales, leases, and secured transactions.

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TITLE 1
UCC Article 1 — General Provisions
24 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 2
UCC Article 2 — Sales
104 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 2A
UCC Article 2A — Leases
79 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 3
UCC Article 3 — Negotiable Instruments
68 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 4
UCC Article 4 — Bank Deposits and Collections
41 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 4A
UCC Article 4A — Funds Transfers
38 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 5
UCC Article 5 — Letters of Credit
18 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 6
UCC Article 6 — Bulk Transfers (Repealed)
10 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 7
UCC Article 7 — Documents of Title
39 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 8
UCC Article 8 — Investment Securities
54 sectionsOpen →
TITLE 9
UCC Article 9 — Secured Transactions
135 sectionsOpen →
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