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Uniform Commercial Code Case Digest Published by West (Thomson Reuters) Volume 3 (covering UCC § 3-101 to § 3-605) Exact page: page 3-301–9 (the page number printed at the top right of the page is 3-301–9) Here is the exact word-for-word text as it appears on that page (including...

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