A holder in due course has the same rights under a consumer credit contract as under the UCC as long as a special notice requirement has been met.

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A holder in due course in a consumer credit contract does not have the same rights as under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) because consumer protection laws provide additional rights to consumers that are not present under the UCC, regardless of any special notice requirement.

A Holder in Due Course Has the Same Rights Under