Universities Coordinating Council.
Universal Commercial Code - Filing liens against customer purchases until payment has been received. Usually performed for contracts $300K and greater.
The organization that oversees the standards for product identification and related electronic communications. The UCC oversees the Universal Product Code (U.P.C.) in the United States as well as Uniform Communication Standards (UCS) for EDI in the grocery industry and Warehouse Information Network Standards (WINS) in the warehousing and transportation industry.
Universal Copyright Convention. An international agreement on intellectual property rights negotiated under United Nations auspices in 1952, and revised in 1971. UCC member states agree to provide "adequate and effective" copyright protection and to accord national treatment to the works of nationals of other UCC signatories. See also Berne Convention.
The laws that govern various commercial transactions.
Universal Code Council is a standard setting body for barcode and other product identification tools.
Uniform Commercial Code. A comprehensive set of statutes created to provide uniformity in business laws among the states (except Louisiana). Laws governing all commercial transactions updated, standardized and approved by the National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform State Laws. Statutes vary on occasion from state to state. The basic premise on which the UCC is based is that the personal property commercial transaction is a single subject of the law, not withstanding its many facets, involving the sale of and payment for goods. There may be a contract for sale, a giving of a check for part of the purchase price, and the expectancy of some form of security for the balance.
Uniform Code Council. The nonprofit organization that overseas the Uniform Product Code, the barcode standard used in North America.
Uniform Commercial Code - Set of laws regulating commercial transactions, especially ones involving the sale of goods and secured transactions.
Uniform Commercial Code. (Com.Code, section 1101 et seq.)
Uniform Code Council. A member organisation of EAN International, representing the US.
Uniform Code Council. Previously the Uniform Product Code Council; the organization that administers the UPC and other retail standards.
Uniform Commercial Code. A uniform set of laws governing commercial transactions in the USA enacted separately and sometimes differently by each State.
Uniform Commercial Code. A compilation of statutory provisions designed to simplify, clarify, and modernize the law governing commercial transactions to permit the continued expansion of commercial practices through custom, usage, and agreement of the parties and to make uniform the law among various jurisdictions.
Uniform Code Council. The governing body, which administers the Universal product code in North America. Member organisation of EAN International.
Uniform Code Council. The nonprofit administrative and educational organization that works with U.S. and Canadian industry to develop and administer product identification and electronic data interchange standards, including U.P.C. and UCC/EAN Code 128.
Uniform Commercial Code, a code of commercial law enacted in all states.
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Uniform Commercial Code. In addition to your rights under state Lemon Laws, and the federal Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, Uniform Commercial Code is a set of state warranty laws, which may be used in limited circumstances in dealing with the manufacturer or dealer.
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE. A comprehensive modernization of various statutes relating to commercial transactions, including sales, lease, negotiable instruments, bank deposits and collections, funds transfers, letters of credit, bulk sales, documents of title, investment securities and secured transactions. The Minnesota law is found in Minn. Stat. Ch. 336.
Uniform Commercial Code. Uniform Customs and Practices (Brochure 500) Uniform Gifts to Minors Act (UGMA)
Uniform Commercial Code. The State Code which regulates the transfer of and security interests in personal property.
(Uniform Code Council, Inc.): a not-for-profit organization that develops and sets global supply-chain standards including XML, EDI transaction set, and bar code identification standards.
Abbreviation for the Uniform Code Council
Uniform Code Council. The nonprofit administrative and education organization that works with American and Canadian industry to develop and administer product identification, bar codes and electronic data interchange standards.
Universal Code Council. The central data bank for identification numbers, education and support for the Uniform Communication Standard (UCS) program.
Uniform commercial code - uniform statute adopted in most states that governs commercial transactions; Article IX deals with security interests and fixtures.
The Uniform Commercial Code, in particular Article 9 which covers secured transactions.
Uniform Commercial Code. A model statute dealing with commercial transactions that has been adopted by every state except Louisiana. UCC provisions do not normally apply to professional services. Enacted in 1967 in Washington; see Title 62A RCW.
Uniform Code Council. Association hosting groups for continuing maintenance and development of the UCS standard. The UCC also assigns UCS identification numbers and UPC product codes.
Uniform Code Council is an organization which administers the UPC and other retail standards.
The U.S.-based, not-for-profit membership organization, founded in 1972, that administers the EAN-UCC retail bar code system together with EAN International (its European counterpart, founded in 1974). Through its UCCnet subsidiary, UCC is currently focused on developing standards and specifications for an integration marketplace for a range of industries. See EAN and UCCnet.
Uniform Commercial Code. A set of business-related laws dealing with the sale of goods, their transportation and delivery, financing, storage, payments, and various other commercial transactions. These model laws have been adopted, with minor modifications, by most states to provide some consistency among states' commercial laws. They were drafted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
Uniform Commercial Code. A statute governing commercial transactions, sales, and commercial paper that has been adopted in substantially the same form in all 50 states.
Uniform Commercial Code. A statutory program under the law of administering, legalizing, and recording contracts and lien instruments.
Uniform Code Council The Numbering Organisation in the USA to administer and manage the EAN·UCC system standards in the USA and Canada
Uniform Commercial Code. A list of protocols or standards, adopted by every state except Louisiana, which govern commercial transactions such as leases.
is the Uniform Commercial Code, assembled by a very large committee of lawyers, and adopted as state law by every state. This effort went a long way toward establishing uniform business laws in every state.
Uniform Commercial Code. This is the state required filing form to properly place a lien against the leased equipment.
Uniform Commercial Code. A set of regulations covering most business transactions, including requirements for negotiable instruments.
Uniform Code Council. A US association that administrates UCS, WINS, and VICS and provides UCS identification codes and UPC codes. Also, a model set of legal rules governing commercial transmissions, such as sales, contracts, bank deposits and collections, commercial paper, and letters or credit. Individual states give legal power to the UCC by adopting its articles of law.
EDI: Uniform Code Council - US & Canada equivalent of EAN
Uniform Commercial Code. A set of standard rules, adopted by 49 states, that governs commercial transactions.
Uniform Commercial Code. Standardized set of guidelines protected by law that set down how business transactions must be conducted.
Uniform Code Council. The organization that administers the UPC symbols and other retail bar code and retail standards.
Uniform Commercial Code. A comprehensive code of laws regulating important legal aspects of business and financial transactions. The code has been accepted by every state except Louisiana.
Uniform Code Council, the American organisation that administers the UPC system in North America.
Uniform Commercial Code. A code (laws) which regulates commercial transactions. This code replaced the various state statutes covering chattel mortgages, conditional sales, trust receipts, etc.
Uniform Code Council, formerly Uniform Product Code Council; the organization which administers the UPC and other retail standards. UCC Company Prefix Part of the UDCC-12 Data Structure consisting of a UCC prefix and a company number allocated by the UCC. UCC Prefix A one-digit index number administered by the UCC, denoting the format and meaning of a particular Element String contained within the UCC-12 numbering structure.
Uniform Code Council. The organization, which administers the Uniform Code Standard, the Universal Product Code and other EDI standards. The UCC assigns the first six digits of the UPC number; the remaining five are assigned by the vendor.
Uniform Commercial Code, this is a uniform body of state law with applications for all types of commercial endeavors. (Although not all Articles contained in the UCC are necessarily enacted in all states.) UCC Articles 3, 4 and 4A establish the basis for state laws governing check and ACH transactions.
Uniform Commercial Code. A state mandated code of business conduct that sets forth rules and provisions of a perfected security interest.
the Uniform Commercial Code as in effect in the applicable state.
Uniform Commercial Code. Collection of laws dealing with commercial business.
Uniform Commercial Code; uniform laws drafted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws governing commercial transactions.
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Uniform Commercial Code. Group of laws that are applicable to commercial transactions. Only a few of the laws have relevance to real estate transactions.
Uniform Commercial Code. Group of laws, which standardize the state laws applicable to commercial transactions.
Uniform Commercial Code. Comprehensive set of statutes created to provide uniformity in business laws in all states, as approved by National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. Statutes can vary from state to state.
The US organization responsible for administering data standards for business, particularly in the areas of bar-coding and EDI, in North America.
Uniform Commercial Code. Legal code that codifies certain laws dealing with commercial business.
Uniform Commercial Code. A comprehensive modernization and standardization of various statutes relating to commercial transactions, which has been adopted by all states except Louisiana.
Uniform Commercial Code. A statute adopted that covers sales, negotiable instruments, security interests and other commercial transactions.