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UETA

(a) In this section, “transferable record” means an electronic record that: (1) would be
a note under [Article 3 of the Uniform Commercial Code] or a document under
[Article 7 of the Uniform Commercial Code] if the electronic record were in
writing; and (2) the issuer of the electronic record expressly has agreed is a
transferable record. The key is (a)(2) - the issuer expressly has agreed.

from the comments to Section 16: However, conversion of a paper note issued as such
would not be possible because the issuer would not be theissuer, in such a case, of an
electronic record.

a person is deemed to have control of a transferable record, if the transferable record is

created, stored, and assigned in such a manner that: (1) a single authoritative copy of
the transferable record exists which is unique, identifiable, and, except as otherwise
provided in paragraphs (4), (5), and (6), unalterable;

Section 17-19 have been bracketed as optional provisions to be considered for adoption
by each State.

Among the barriers to electronic commerce are barriers which exist in the use of
electronic media by State governmental agencies - whether among themselves or in
external dealing with the private sector.

HOW TO WIN YOUR CASE!!!

1. STRATEGIC REVIEW: WHY THESE CASES ARE BEING WON AND

LOST IN MOTION PRACTICE.
2. SECURITIZATION REVIEW
3. USE OF FORENSIC REPORTS AND EXPERT DECLARATIONS
4. RAISING QUESTIONS OF FACT IN CREDIBLE MANNER
5. SETTING UP AN EVIDENTIARY HEARING
6. FOLLOW THE MONEY
7. OBLIGATION, NOTE, BOND, MORTGAGE, DEED OF TRUST
ANALYSIS
8. TILA, RESPA, QWR, DVL AND RESCISSION — WHY JUDGES DON’T
LIKE TILA RESCISSION AND HOW TO OVERCOME THEIR
RESISTANCE.
9. NOTICE OF DEFAULT, TRUSTEE, STANDING, REAL PARTY IN
INTEREST EXAMINED AND REVIEWED
10. INVESTORS, REMICS, TRUSTS, TRUSTEES, BORROWERS,
CREDITORS, DEBTORS, HOMEOWNERS
11. FACT EVIDENCE ON MOTIONS
12. FORENSIC EVIDENCE ON MOTION
13. EXPERT EVIDENCE ON MOTION
14. ORAL ARGUMENT
15. WHAT TO FILE
16. WHEN TO FILE
17. EMERGENCY MOTIONS — MOTION TO LIFT STAY, MOTION TO
DISMISS, TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDERS, MOTION TO
COMPEL DISCOVERY
18. DISCOVERY: INTERROGATORIES, WHAT TO ASK FOR, HOW TO
ASK FOR IT AND HOW TO ENFORCE IT. REQUESTS TO PRODUCE.
REQUESTS FOR ADMISSIONS. DEPOSITIONS UPON WRITTEN
QUESTIONS.
19. FEDERAL PROCEDURE
20. STATE PROCEDURE
21. BANKRUPTCY PROCEDURE
22. ETHICS, BUSINESS PLANS, AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS