Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”)
UCC is an abbreviation for the “Uniform Commercial Code,” which governs the transfer of security interests in personal property pursuant to state law.
Promoting the integrity of the municipal market since 1979
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Starting point and road map designed to aid practitioners through the process of conducting tax due diligence for governmental bonds.
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NABL’s Scholarly Journal providing expert commentary and analysis of recent developments in municipal bond law and public finance.
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UCC is an abbreviation for the “Uniform Commercial Code,” which governs the transfer of security interests in personal property pursuant to state law.