Prior to World War II, the was sufficient to handle most of the transactions in a mainly agricultural society.
A) Uniform Commercial Code
B) Uniform Contracts Code
C) UCITA
D) common law of contracts

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Prior to World War II, the common law of contracts, which refers to a body of legal principles and rules that have evolved over time through court decisions, was sufficient to handle most of the transactions in a mainly agricultural society. The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) was not adopted until the 1950s and the Uniform Contracts Code (UCC) and the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA) were not developed until later.

Prior to World War II, the Was Sufficient to Handle