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Uniform Commercial Code: Primary legislation governing consignment transactions, particularly Article 2 (Sales) and Article 9 (Secured Transactions). Critical for establishing security interests and regulating sales aspects of consignment arrangements.

State Commercial Laws: State-specific variations of the UCC implementation, including local consignment regulations and state-specific contract requirements that may differ by jurisdiction.

FTC Regulations: Federal Trade Commission rules governing fair business practices and consumer protection requirements applicable to consignment arrangements.

Tax Laws: Internal Revenue Code provisions, state and local tax obligations, and sales tax considerations specific to consignment transactions.

Bankruptcy Code: Federal bankruptcy provisions affecting consignor's rights in bankruptcy scenarios and protection of consigned goods when consignee faces insolvency.

Consumer Protection Laws: State and federal statutes protecting consumer rights, particularly relevant if the consignment arrangement involves retail sales to end consumers.

Insurance Requirements: State-mandated insurance coverage requirements and necessary protections for consigned goods during the consignment period.

Administrative Requirements: Record-keeping obligations, licensing requirements, local business regulations, and any industry-specific compliance requirements affecting consignment operations.