Commercial Transactions (Vols. 12 - 15, West's® Legal Forms) at Thomson West

Volume 12 (Commercial Transactions—Sale of Goods)
- Part 1. The Process of Selling Goods
  1. Scope
    Chapter
    1. Scope of UCC Article 2 Sale
  2. Formation of Contract
    1. Formation of the Contract for Sale—Agreement (offer and Acceptance)
    2. The Requirement of Consideration Under the Contract for Sale
    3. Form of the Contract for Sale
  3. Terms of Contract
    1. The Contract for Sale—Terms, Interpretation, Parol Evidence Rule
  4. Assignment and Delegation
    1. Assignment of Rights and Delegation of Performance Under the Contract for Sale
  5. Property Incidents of Contract
    1. Property Incidents of the Contract for Sale
  6. Warranty
    1. Seller’s Warranty Obligations
  7. Performance of Contract
    1. Performance of the Contract for Sale
  8. Remedies
    1. Remedies Generally
    2. Seller’s Remedies for Breach of Sales Contract by Buyer
    3. Seller’s Remedies on Discovery of Buyer’s Insolvency or in a "Cash Sale" Transaction
    4. Buyer’s Remedies for Breach When Buyer Has Not Accepted the Goods or Where Buyer Has Justifiably Revoked Its Acceptance of the Goods
    5. Buyer’s Remedies Where Buyer Has Finally Accepted the Goods
    6. Remedy Principles Applicable to Sellers and Buyers
  9. Rights of Third Parties
    1. Rights of Third Parties—Purchasers From and Creditors of Seller and Buyer
Volume 12A (Commercial Transactions—Sale of Goods/Lease of Goods)
- Part 1. The Process of Selling Goods—Continued
  1. Particular Contracts
    1. Particular Contracts for Sale of Goods
  2. Bulk Sales and Transfers
    1. Bulk Sales or Transfers Under UCC Article 6
- Part 2. The Process of LEasing Goods
  1. Scope
    1. Scope or Subject Matter of Article 2A Leases
  2. Formation
    1. Formation of the Lease Contract—Agreement (offer and Acceptance)
    2. The Requirement of Consideration Under the Lease Contract
    3. Form of the Lease Contract
  3. Terms
    1. The Lease Contract—Terms, Construction, Interpretation, Parol Evidence Rule
  4. Property Incidents
    1. Property Incidents of the Lease Contract
  5. Warranty
    1. Lessor’s Warranty Obligations
  6. Performance
    1. Performance of the Lease Contract
  7. Effect
    1. Validity and Enforceability of Lease Contract
    2. Priority of Various Claims to Goods Subject to the Lease Contract
  8. Default
    1. Default Procedure
    2. Default Provisions Applicable to Lessors and Lessees
    3. Default by Lessor—What Constitutes Default
    4. Default by Lessor—Lessee’s Rights on Improper Delivery to Reject or Accept
    5. Default by Lessor—Lessee’s Remedies Where Goods Are Not Accepted or Where Acceptance Is Revoked
    6. Default by Lessor—Lessee’s Remedies Where Goods Are Finally Accepted
    7. Default by Lessee—What Constitutes Default
    8. Default by Lessee—Lessor’s Remedies
    9. Installment Lease Contracts—Rejection, Acceptance
      and Default
  9. Particular Lease Contracts
    1. Particular Contracts for Lease of Goods
- Part 3. The Process of Licensing Computer Information
  1. Introduction
    1. Background and Applicable Law
  2. Contract Formation, Particular Terms, and Performance, Breach and Remedies
    1. Formation of Contract
    2. Particular Terms of the Contract
    3. Performance, Breach and Remedies
  3. Rights of Third Parties
    1. Rights of Third Parties
Volume 13 (Commercial Transactions—Negotiable Instruments)
- Part 4. The Process of Paying for Goods with Negotiable Instruments
  1. Introduction
    1. Introduction to Negotiable Instruments
  2. The Negotiability Concept: Rights of Takers of Negotiable Instruments
    1. Introduction to the Negotiability Concept
    2. Effectiveness of Defenses and Claims in Recoupment of Obligors on Negotiable Instruments as Against Subsequent Takers of These Instruments
    3. Effectiveness of Claims to a Negotiable Instrument as Against Subsequent Takers of These Instruments
    4. Defense of the Jus Terti
  3. Liability of Parties
    1. Liabilities of Parties in Contract, Transfer Warranty, Tort
  4. The Drawer-Drawee Relationship
    1. The Relationship Between Payor Bank (Drawee) and Its Customer (Drawer)
  5. The Bank Collection Process
    1. Collection of Items: Depositary, Collecting and Payor Banks
  6. Finality of Payment or Acceptance: Payor or Acceptor vs. Presenter
    1. Finality of Payment or Acceptance: The Relationship Between Payor or Acceptor and the Person Who Presents for Payment or Acceptance
  7. Review
    1. Review and Overview of Liabilities Regarding Altered and Forged Instruments
  8. Sample Forms
    1. Sample Forms
  9. Investment Paper
    1. Investment Securities as Negotiable Instruments
  10. Funds Transfers
    1. Funds Transfers Under UCC Article 4A
Volume 14 (Commercial Transactions—Secured Transactions)
- Part 5. Transactions Under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code
  1. Introduction
    1. Introduction to Secured Transactions
    2. The Subject Matter of Article 9
    3. Non–Code and Pre–Code Security Agreements
  2. The Traditional Analysis of Security Interests: Attachment, Perfection and Priority
    1. Attachment of a Security Interest
    2. Protection of the Secured Party Against Claims of Third Parties to Collateral: Perfection of a Security Interest
    3. Consequences of Perfection and Non–Perfection: Priorities Among Conflicting Interests in the Same Collateral
    4. Maintaining Perfection of Security Interests, Especially in Multiple State Transactions
  3. Rights and Obligations of Parties Before Default
    1. Rights and Obligations of Debtor and Secured Party
    2. Rights and Obligations of Third Parties
  4. Security in Equipment
    1. Security in Equipment Generally
    2. Loans Secured By Farm Equipment, etc.
    3. Alternatives to Equipment Financing: Leases
  5. Transactions Related to Real Estate and Fixtures, Accessions and Commingled Goods
    1. Security in Fixtures, Accessions and Commingled Or Processed Goods
Volume 14A (Commercial Transactions—Secured Transactions)
- Part 5. Transactions Under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code
  1. Transactions Related to Real Estate and Fixtures, Accessions and Commingled Goods—Continued
    1. Other Transactions Related to Real Estate
  2. Security in Inventory and its Proceeds
    1. Security in Inventory and Its Proceeds Generally
    2. Alternatives to Inventory Financing: Consignments
    3. Purchase-Money Security Interests in Inventory and Its Proceeds
  3. Article 9 Transactions in Property Other than Goods
    1. Introduction: Documents, Instruments and Chattel Paper
    2. Special Problems with Instruments, Documents and Chattel Paper
  4. Transactions in Rights to Payment and Other Intangibles
    1. Accounts and Related Intangibles
    2. Introduction to Sale of Receivables
    3. General Intangibles
    4. Subordination, Participation and Securitization
Volume 14B (Commercial Transactions—Secured Transactions)
- Part 5. Transactions Under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code—Continued
  1. Investment Property and Deposit Accounts
    1. Investment Property
    2. Deposit Accounts
  2. Consumer Transactions
    1. Security in Consumer Goods and Other Consumer Transactions
    2. Federal Consumer Credit Legislation and Other Regulatory Issues Related to Consumer Transactions
  3. Default and Remedies
    1. Procedures Available to Secured Party After Debtor’s Default
    2. "Workouts" and Loan Restructuring
    3. Remedies Under Part 6 of Article 9
  4. Issues Related to the 2001 Revision of Article 9
    1. Dealing with Transition, Non–Uniformity and Related Issues
- Table of Rules
- Index
Volume 15 (Commercial Transactions—Documents of Title/Letters of Credit)
- Part 6. The Process of Shipping and Storing Goods Covered by Documents of Title (Warehouse Receipts, Bills of Lading)
  1. Introduction
    1. Introduction to Documents of Title
  2. Bailee's Delivery Obligation
    1. Obligation of Bailee–Warehouseman or Carrier to Deliver to a "Person Entitled Under the Document"
    2. To Permit Delivery: Obligation of Bailee–Warehouseman to Keep Separate the Goods
  3. Negotiation and Transfer of Documents
    1. Negotiation and Transfer of Warehouse Receipts and Bills of Lading—The Document as Passing Greater Rights to Good Faith Purchasers
  4. Excuses to Bailee's Delivery Obligation
    1. Excuses to Bailee–Warehouseman’s or Carrier’s Obligation to Deliver to a "Person Entitled Under the Document"
  5. Bailee's Liability for Non-receipt, Misdescription, Misdating, Forged or Altered Documents
    1. Bailee’s Liability for Non–receipt, Misdescription or Misdating
    2. Bailee’s Liability for Forged or Altered Documents
- Part 7. The Entire Commercial Transaction Made Pursuant to a Letter of Credit
- Appendix
- Table of Laws and Rules
- Index

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