How SB 157 changes current law

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• § 1-201

  that that, → that,

  Clarifies the definition of 'conspicuous' by removing the redundant word.

• § 1-201

  control control, → control,

  Removes redundant wording in the definition of 'holder'.

• § 1-201

  title title, → title,

  Corrects a typographical error in the definition of 'delivery'.

• § 1-201

  transmission transmission, → transmission,

  Removes redundancy in the definition of 'send'.

• § 1-201

  communication communication, → communication,

  Removes redundancy in the definition of 'send'.

• § 1-204

  the person acquires → the person acquires them:

  Adds clarity to the value definition concerning acquisition of rights.

• § 1-301

  9-307. 9-307; → 9-307;

  Removes duplicate section reference for clarity in scope.

• § 1-306

  an authenticated a signed record. → an authenticated record signed.

  Clarifies the requirement for waiving claims after a breach.

• § 2-102

  this Article applies to transactions in goods; it does not apply to any → this Article applies to transactions in goods and does not apply to any

  Rephrases for better flow while maintaining meaning regarding applicability.

• § 2-201

  written a record sufficient to indicate → writing record sufficient to indicate

  Clarifies language regarding enforceability of contracts for the sale of goods.

• § 2-201

  his or her the party’s → the party’s

  Corrects grammatical structure in the statute related to authority.

• § 2-202

  or supplemented supplemented: → or supplemented:

  Removes redundancy in explaining the treatment of confirmatory memoranda.

• § 2-203

  a sealed instrument and the law with respect to sealed instruments does not apply to such a contract or offer. → a sealed instrument, and the law with respect to sealed instruments does not apply.

  Clarifies the language around the status of seals in contracts.