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Since the promulgation of the Uniform Commercial Code in 1952, the American economy has been revolutionized by an enormous growth in consumer credit.' Responding to this growth, the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws in 1968 proposed a new code-the Uniform Consumer Credit Code (UCCC)-to deal with problems of consumer law largely ignored by the UCC. 2 Two widely acclaimed provisions of the UCCC are the proposed restriction on the use of negotiable notes in consumer transactionsa and the three-day cooling-off period for home solicitation sales." Un-

A Case Study of the Impact of Consumer Legislation: The Elimination of Negotiability and the Cooling-Off Period