Ohio Revised Code Title XIII. Commercial Transactions
Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by FindLaw Staff
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- Chapter 1301. General Provisions; UCC Revised Article 1 (2001)
- Chapter 1302. Sales
- Chapter 1303. Negotiable Instruments
- Chapter 1304. Bank Deposits and Collections; Funds Transfers
- Chapter 1305. Letters of Credit
- Chapter 1306. Uniform Electronic Transactions Act
- Chapter 1307. Documents of Title; UCC Revised Article 7 (2003)
- Chapter 1308. Investment Securities
- Chapter 1309. Secured Transactions UCC Revised Article 9 (1999)
- Chapter 1310. Leases
- Chapter 1311. Liens
- Chapter 1312. Residential Building Construction or Rehabilitation
- Chapter 1313. Voluntary Assignments
- Chapter 1315. Transmitters of Money; Check Cashing Businesses
- Chapter 1317. Retail Installment Sales
- Chapter 1319. Miscellaneous Credit Transactions
- Chapter 1321. Small Loans
- Chapter 1322. Residential Mortgage Lending Act
- Chapter 1327. Weights and Measures
- Chapter 1329. Labels and Marks
- Chapter 1331. Monopolies
- Chapter 1332. Video Operations
- Chapter 1333. Trade Practices
- Chapter 1334. Business Opportunity Plans
- Chapter 1335. Statute of Frauds
- Chapter 1336. Ohio Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act
- Chapter 1337. Power of Attorney
- Chapter 1341. Sureties
- Chapter 1343. Interest
- Chapter 1345. Consumer Sales Practices
- Chapter 1346. Qualified Escrow Fund for Tobacco Product Manufacturers
- Chapter 1347. Personal Information Systems
- Chapter 1349. Consumer Protection
- Chapter 1351. Lease-Purchase Agreements
- Chapter 1353. Equipment Dealer Agreements
- Chapter 1354. Cybersecurity
- Chapter 1355. Regulatory Sandbox Program
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