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The ABCs of the UCC is a series of primers written both for practitioners and students that provides the basic concepts and operations of the Uniform Commercial Code articles-in a simple, straightforward style. This second edition on UCC Article 5 and letters of credit explains in a simplified yet comprehensive way the letters of credit's role in modern commercial transactions and the bodies of law and practice that govern its use. This guide includes illustrations to help you understand the topic, as well as discussion on:
ABA Publishing
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11/2/2021 12:00:00 AM
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