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LR 1087
Item 1

 
"Letter of credit"Section 5-1102.

 
"Merchant"Section 2-104.

 
"Negotiable instrument"Section 3-1104.

 
"Nominated person"Section 5-1102.

 
"Note"Section 3-1104.

 
"Proceeds of a letter of credit"Section 5-114.

 
"Prove"Section 3-1103.

 
"Sale"Section 2-106.

 
"Securities account"Section 8-1501.

 
"Securities intermediary"Section 8-1102.

 
"Security"Section 8-1102.

 
"Security certificate"Section 8-1102.

 
"Security entitlement"Section 8-1102.

 
"Uncertificated security"Section 8-1102.

 
Article 1 contains general definitions and principles of
construction and interpretation applicable throughout this
Article.

 
Official Comment

 
1. Source. All terms that are defined in Article 9 [Maine
cite Article 9-A] and used in more than one section are
consolidated in this section. Note that the definition of
"security interest" is found in Section 1-201, not in this
Article, and has been revised. See Appendix I. Many of the
definitions in this section are new; many others derive from
those in former Section 9105. The following Comments also
indicate other sections of former Article 9 that defined (or
explained) terms.

 
2. Parties to Secured Transactions.

 
a. "Debtor"; "Obligor"; "Secondary Obligor." Determining
whether a person was a "debtor" under former Section 9-
105(1)(d) required a close examination of the context in
which the term was used. To reduce the need for this


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