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Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): Key sections include Article 7 (Documents of Title), Article 2 (Sales) for goods-related transactions context, and Article 9 (Secured Transactions) if security interests are involved.

State-Specific Bailment Laws: Primary governance through state law, including specific state statutes, common law principles developed by state courts, and state-specific requirements for written contracts.

Property Laws: State property laws covering possession and custody, duties of care for property, and statutes regarding conversion and damage to property.

Liability Laws: State laws concerning limitations of liability, negligence standards, and insurance requirements for bailment relationships.

Consumer Protection Laws: Includes state-specific consumer protection statutes, federal consumer protection regulations, particularly relevant if bailment involves consumer goods.

Statute of Frauds: State requirements for written contracts, including duration and value thresholds that necessitate written agreements.

Contract Law Principles: Fundamental contract elements including formation requirements, consideration, capacity to contract, and termination provisions.

Industry-Specific Regulations: Regulations based on type of goods (e.g., hazardous materials, valuable items), specific storage/handling requirements, and licensing requirements.