U.C.C. § 9-203
Attachment and Enforceability of a Security Interest
Uniform Law · Uniform Act Section · 2010
The three requirements for attachment of a security interest in collateral.
Source · Uniform Commercial Code, Article 9
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Statutes
Codified federal and state statutory law, organized by title and chapter.
§ I
Introduction
Scope of the Division
Statutes
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The Division of Statutes holds the codified acts of Congress and of the state legislatures. Uniform laws and model acts are catalogued alongside their enacting jurisdictions.
§ II
What Belongs Here
The materials catalogued in this division.
A division collects materials of a single kind. The following are the working classes of record.
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The United States Code, by title and chapter
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State codes and session laws of record
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Uniform and model acts, with notes on enactment
§ III
Research Notes
How the division is read.
Notes for the reader on how the materials are catalogued and consulted.
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Sections are read with their statutory definitions and official commentary.
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Successive amendments are catalogued so that the text in force at any date may be located.
§ IV
Featured Authorities
A working selection from the division.
The following are representative entries. They have been catalogued and reviewed; the longer record opens by catalogue search.
15 U.S.C. § 1692e
False or Misleading Representations
United States · Federal Statute · 1977
Source · Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
II. StatutesCurrentUnif. Trust Code § 801 (2000)
Duty to Administer Trust
Uniform Law · Uniform Act Section · 2000
Source · Uniform Trust Code
See also: restatement-trusts-78
II. StatutesCurrent
§ V
Related Collections
Subjects that draw upon this division.
The following Research Collections gather authority from this division alongside materials from elsewhere in the catalogue.
Collection
Commercial Law
The Uniform Commercial Code and the federal law of commercial paper, secured transactions, and sales.
Draws from · Statutes · Regulations · Treatises
Collection
Property
Estates in land, recorded instruments, and the chain of title.
Draws from · Statutes · Judicial Opinions · Treatises
Collection
Trust Administration
The instrument, the governing statute, and the fiduciary duties of the trustee.
Draws from · Statutes · Treatises
Collection
Foreclosure
Judicial and non-judicial foreclosure, with the rules of procedure and the recorded record.
Draws from · Statutes · Court Rules · Forms
Collection
Consumer Credit
The federal consumer credit statutes and the regulations that implement them.
Draws from · Statutes · Regulations · Administrative Guidance
Collection
Taxation
The Internal Revenue Code, the Treasury regulations, and the interpretive guidance of the Service.
Draws from · Statutes · Regulations · Administrative Guidance
§ VI
Related Publications
Volumes drawn from, or that draw from, this division.
The Society's press supplies, and is supplied by, the working record of the Library.
§ VII
Related Schools
Departments that read this division.
The Schools below draw their reading from this division. Each enters the Library by way of its own bibliography.
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School
Trust Law & Fiduciary Administration
Trusts, trustees, beneficiaries, and the duties of fiduciaries.
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School
Commercial Law
Sales, secured transactions, negotiable instruments, and the UCC.
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School
Consumer Credit & Debt Collection
Consumer protection, debt validation, and the credit ecosystem.
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School
Taxation
Federal income tax, procedure, and primary tax authority.
§ VIII
Bibliographic Note
How this division is cited.
Statutes are cited by code, title, and section, with the year of enactment or last amendment.
15 U.S.C. § 1692e (1977)
§ IX
Within the Library
Divisions that read alongside this one.
Authority does not respect divisional boundaries. The following divisions are consulted together with this one.
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Authority Discovery
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Admission
Read the Statutes division alongside the founding cohort.
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