Lawrence's Anderson on the Uniform Commercial Code

Lawrence's Anderson on the Uniform Commercial Code volume 6A contents: Article 3 commercial paper (continued). Part 4: Liability of parties (continued). UCC § 3-417: Warranties on presentment and transfer. A. General principles. B. Applicability. 1. In general. 2. Warranties of particular persons. C. Practice and procedure. D. Warranties on payment or acceptance. 1. In general. 2. Scope of warranties on presentment of acceptance. E. Warranties on transfer. 1. In general. 2. Scope of warranties on transfer. UCC § 3-4128: Finality of payment or acceptance. UCC § 3-419: Conversion of instrument ; innocent representative. A. General principles. B. Applicability. C. Practice and procedure. 1. In general. 2. Non - code remedies. 3. Statute of limitations. 4. Question of law or fact. D. Conversion. 1. In general. 2. Defenses to conversion liability. 3. What is not a defense to conversion liability. E. Damages recoverable for conversion. F. Unauthorized and missing indorsements. G. Liability of particular parties. 1. In general. 2. Liability of drawee bank. 3. Liability of collecting or depository bank. Part 5: Presentment, notice of dishonor and protest. UCC § 3-501: When presentment, notice of dishonor, and protest necessary or permissible. UCC § 3-502: Unexcused delay; discharge. UCC § 3-503: Time of presentment. A. General principles. B. Particular instruments. UCC § 3-504: How presentment made. A. General principles. B. Parties to presentment. C. Manner of making presentment. D. Place of presentment. E. Mailed presentment. F. Presentment at data center. UCC § 3-505: Rights of party to whom presentment is made. UCC § 3-506: Time allowed for acceptance or payment. UCC § 3-507: Dishonor; holder's right of recourse; term allowing re-presentment. UCC § 3-508: Notice of dishonor. A. General principles. B. Notice of dishonor. UCC § 3-509: Protest; noting for protest. UCC § 3-510: Evidence of dishonor and notice of dishonor. UCC § 3-511: Waived or excused presentment; protest or notice of dishonor or delay therein. A. General principles. B. Particular parties and instruments. C. Waiver. Part 6: Discharge. UCC § 3-601: Discharge of parties. UCC § 3-602: Effect of discharge against holder in due course. UCC § 3-603: Payment or satisfaction. A. General principles. 1. In general. 2. Waiver and estoppel. B. Practice and procedure. 1. In general. 2. Evidence. 3. Burden of proof. 4. Questions of law or fact. C. Act of payment. 1. In general. 2. Who may make payment or satisfaction. 3. Who may receive payment or satisfaction. D. The payment. 1. In general. 2. Application of payments. E. Effect of payment or satisfaction. 1. In general. 2. Subrogation on payment. F. What is not payment. G. Execution of additional or later instrument. 1. In general. 2. Particular applications. H. Effect of outstanding claim on power to discharge. UCC § 3-604: Tender of payment. UCC § 3-605: Cancellation and renunciation. A. General principles. B. Practice and procedure. C. Discharge by cancellations or renunciation. 2. What does not constitute cancellation or renunciation. 3. Avoidance of cancellation or renunciation. UCC § 3-606: Impairment of recourse or of collateral. A. General principles. B. Applicability. C. Practice and procedure. D. Impairment of collateral by release of a party. 1. In general. 2. Parties released. 3. Consent to conduct impairing collateral. E. Release by impairment of collateral. 2. What constitutes an impairment of collateral. 3. What does not constitute an impairment of collateral. 4. Extent of discharge by impairment of collateral. F. Reservation of rights. Part 7: Advice of international sight draft. UCC § 3-701: Letter of advice of international sight draft. Part 8: Miscellaneous. UCC § 3-801: Drafts in a set. UCC § 3-802: Effect of instrument on obligation for which it is given. A. general principles. B. Applicability. C. Practice and procedure. D. Effect of payment by check. 1. In general. 2. Proper accepted as absolute payment. E. Rejection, retention, and dishonor of paper. 1. In general. 2. Collateral effect. F. Payment and discharge of paper. UCC § 3-8-3: Notice to third party. UCC § 3-804: Lost, destroyed or stolen instruments. A. General principles. B. Applicability. C. Practice and procedure. D. Indemnity. 1. In general. 2. Particular kinds of instruments. UCC § 3-805: Instruments not payable to order or to bearer. Includes table of contents and the 2011 cumulative supplement pocket part.