(1) The following statutes are hereby repealed:
Arkansas Statutes (1957 Repl.) Sections 68-101 to 68-507, inclusive; Section 68-804; Sections 68-901 to 68-909, inclusive; Sections 68-1101 to 68-1143, inclusive, and 68-1151 to 68-1155, inclusive; Sections 68-1201 to 68-1249, inclusive; and 68-1256 to 68-1258, inclusive; Sections 68-1401 to 68-1480, inclusive; Sections 68-1501 to 68-1504, inclusive;
Arkansas Statutes (1959 Cum. Supp.) 68-1259, being Act 265 of 1959, Section 1; Arkansas Statutes (1959 Cum. Supp.) Sections 68-1701 to 68-1719, inclusive, being Act 63 of 1959;
Arkansas Statutes (1957 Repl.) Sections 64-214 and 64-301 to 64-325, inclusive;
Arkansas Statutes (1957 Repl.) Sections 67-532, 67-533, 67-534, 67-535, 67-537, 67-538, 67-539, and 67-544 to 67-546, inclusive;
Arkansas Statutes (1956 Repl.) Sections 16-201 to 16-207, inclusive; Arkansas Statutes (1947) Sections 51-1003, 51-1004, 51-1005, 51-1006, 51-1007 to 51-1009; Arkansas Statutes (1957 Repl.) Sections 73-734 and 77-1228.
(2) All the provisions of this subtitle shall apply to the issuance, transfer, and negotiation of and other dealings with warehouse certificates under Acts 1935, No. 281 [repealed] and warehouse receipts under Acts 1935, No. 83 [repealed], but Acts 1935, No. 281 [repealed] and Acts 1935, No. 83 [repealed] are not repealed except insofar as this subtitle is applicable to such certificates and receipts.
(3) In the Arkansas Statutes, all cross-references to the Uniform Negotiable Instruments Law [repealed], the Uniform Sales Act [repealed], the Uniform Stock Transfer Act [repealed], the Uniform Warehouse Receipts Act [repealed], the Uniform Bills of Lading Act [repealed], and the Uniform Trust Receipts Act [repealed], or to any particular section or sections thereof, shall hereafter be read as references to this subtitle and the appropriate sections hereof.
(4) Transactions validly entered into before the effective date specified in § 4-10-101 of this subtitle, and the rights, duties, and interests flowing from them, remain valid thereafter and may be terminated, completed, consummated, or enforced as required or permitted by any statute or other law amended or repealed by this subtitle as though such repeal or amendment had not occurred.
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