Article 7: Documents of Title

Article 7: Documents of Title

Forty-eight states and the District of Columbia have adopted the 2003 revisions of Article 7. There have been two new adoptions since last year's report, in New York and Wyoming. One state -- Vermont -- has a bill pending as of this writing. In OEC Freight (NY) v. KT Superwin Corp, the court wa...

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Liability
Negligence
Revisions
State court decisions
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Uniform Commercial Code-US
Warehousing
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