United States Commercial Code

Author: Wang Kaiding
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Most of the content of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) in the United States is state law. The state laws concerning the sale of goods primarily consist of Part II of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) adopted by each state, as well as the common law that interprets and applies Part II. Common law is one of the main sources of Anglo-American law. Without reading the cases of Anglo-American courts, it is difficult to truly understand Anglo-American law. At the same time, Anglo-American statutes are also not to be overlooked. Due to the significant differences between Anglo-American statutes and continental codes, domestic legal professionals are generally unfamiliar with Anglo-American statutes. The Uniform Commercial Code is a famous statute in the Anglo-American legal system. By reading cases related to Part II of the Uniform Commercial Code, we can not only understand Anglo-American case law but also learn how U.S. courts interpret and apply Anglo-American statutes. This book selects more than thirty cases of U.S. courts applying Part II of the Uniform Commercial Code, "Sales." Through these authentic English cases, readers can gain a basic understanding of Part II of the Uniform Commercial Code.