| transition provisions. Transition from former Article 9 to | this Article will be particularly challenging in view of its | expanded scope, its modification of choice-of-law rules for | perfection and priority, and its expansion of the methods of | perfection. |
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| m. Conforming and Related Amendments to Other UCC Articles. | Appendix I contains several proposed revisions to the | provisions and Comments of other UCC Articles. For the most | part the revisions are explained in the Comments to the | proposed revisions. Cross-references in other UCC Articles | to sections of Article 9 [Maine cite Article 9-A] also have | been revised. |
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| | Article 1. Revised Section 1-201 contains revisions to the | definitions of "buyer in ordinary course of business," | "purchaser," and "security interest." |
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| | Articles 2 and 2A. Sections 2-210, 2-326, 2-502, 2-716, 2A- | 303, and 2A-307 have been revised to address the intersection | between Articles 2 and 2A and Article 9. |
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| | Article 5. New Section 5-118 is patterned on Section 4210. | It provides for a security interest in documents presented under | a letter of credit in favor of the issuer and a nominated person | on the letter of credit. |
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| | Article 8. Revisions to Section 8-106, which deals with | "control" of securities and security entitlements, conform it to | Section 8-302, which deals with "delivery." Revisions to Section | 8-110, which deals with a "securities intermediary's | jurisdiction," conform it to the revised treatment of a | "commodity intermediary's jurisdiction" in Section 9-305 [Maine | cite section 9-1305]. Sections 8-301 and 8302 have been revised | for clarification. Section 8-510 has been revised to conform it | to the revised priority rules of Section 9-328 [Maine cite | section 9-1328]. Several Comments in Article 8 also have been | revised. |
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| §9-1102.__Definitions and index of definitions |
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| | As used in this Article, unless the context otherwise | indicates, the following terms have the following meanings. |
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| | (1)__"Accession" means goods that are physically united with | other goods in such a manner that the identity of the original | goods is not lost. |
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