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Although the substantive content is largely similar, some states have made structural modifications to conform to local customs. For example, [[Louisiana law|Louisiana jurisprudence]] refers to the major subdivisions of the UCC as "chapters" instead of articles, since the term "articles" is used in that state to refer to provisions of the Louisiana [[Civil Code]]. Arkansas has a similar arrangement as the term "article" in that state's law generally refers to a subdivision of the [[Arkansas Constitution]]. In California, they are titled "divisions" instead of articles, because in California, articles are a third- or fourth-level subdivision of a code, while divisions or parts are always the first-level subdivision. Also, California does not allow the use of [[hyphen]]s in section numbers because they are reserved for referring to ranges of sections; therefore, the hyphens used in the official UCC section numbers are dropped in the California implementation. | Although the substantive content is largely similar, some states have made structural modifications to conform to local customs. For example, [[Louisiana law|Louisiana jurisprudence]] refers to the major subdivisions of the UCC as "chapters" instead of articles, since the term "articles" is used in that state to refer to provisions of the Louisiana [[Civil Code]]. Arkansas has a similar arrangement as the term "article" in that state's law generally refers to a subdivision of the [[Arkansas Constitution]]. In California, they are titled "divisions" instead of articles, because in California, articles are a third- or fourth-level subdivision of a code, while divisions or parts are always the first-level subdivision. Also, California does not allow the use of [[hyphen]]s in section numbers because they are reserved for referring to ranges of sections; therefore, the hyphens used in the official UCC section numbers are dropped in the California implementation. | ||
== UCC | == UCC Articles == | ||
The 1952 Uniform Commercial Code was released after ten years of development, and revisions were made to the Code from 1952 to 1999.<ref name=ALI /> | The 1952 Uniform Commercial Code was released after ten years of development, and revisions were made to the Code from 1952 to 1999.<ref name=ALI /> | ||
The Uniform Commercial Code deals with the following subjects under consecutively numbered Articles: | The Uniform Commercial Code deals with the following subjects under consecutively numbered Articles: |