Connecticut Administrative Code Title 42a - Uniform Commercial Code
Connecticut Administrative Code – Title 42a: Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
Title 42a of the Connecticut General Statutes (not the Administrative Code) governs the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) in Connecticut. The UCC is a standardized set of laws regulating commercial transactions in the United States. In Connecticut, these provisions are codified in Title 42a and follow the general structure of the national UCC, with some local modifications.
Main Articles of Title 42a – UCC:
Article 1 – General Provisions
Definitions and rules of construction applicable throughout the UCC.
Article 2 – Sales
Governs contracts for the sale of goods.
Article 2A – Leases
Covers leases of personal property (not real estate).
Article 3 – Negotiable Instruments
Addresses checks, promissory notes, and similar instruments.
Article 4 – Bank Deposits and Collections
Deals with the relationship between banks and their customers.
Article 4A – Funds Transfers
Covers electronic funds transfers (wire transfers).
Article 5 – Letters of Credit
Governs letters of credit used in commercial transactions.
Article 7 – Documents of Title
Applies to bills of lading and warehouse receipts.
Article 8 – Investment Securities
Pertains to stocks, bonds, and other securities.
Article 9 – Secured Transactions
Covers security interests in personal property.
Note: Articles 6 and some parts of others may be reserved or repealed.
Where to Find the Text:
You can access the full, up-to-date text of Connecticut General Statutes Title 42a on the official Connecticut General Assembly (CGA) website or through legal research tools like Westlaw, LexisNexis, or Justia.
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