Transitional Provisions for Uniform Commercial Code
Montana · Trade and Commerce · §§ 30-12A-201 to 30-12A-209 · 9 sections
Overview
This act governs the transition from prior law to a revised version of the Uniform Commercial Code, addressing how the new rules apply to transactions, security interests, and steps already taken before the revision took effect. Its central mechanism is a set of savings clauses that preserve the validity of pre-existing transactions and prior actions, together with rules determining whether a security interest perfected — or left unperfected — under the earlier law retains that status going forward. It also establishes priority rules for competing claims, including claims falling outside the reach of the secured transactions article's own priority scheme.
Editorial summary generated from the text of this act. It is not part of the statute — read the sections below for the operative language.
Sections covered
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-201Title
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-202Definitions
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-203Savings clause
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-204Savings clause
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-205Security interest perfected before effective date
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-206Security interest unperfected before effective date
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-207Effectiveness of actions taken before effective date
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-208Priority
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-12A-209Priority of claims when priority rules of Title 30, chapter 9A, do not apply
Enacted in other states
Alabama, California, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Dakota, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah
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