A state appeals panel has ruled a man must turn over his non-Illinois stock as part of a bank’s efforts to collect on a judgment he owed the bank. The man had argued that under a still-enacted 19th-century state law controlling courts’ seizure of stocks, an Illinois court can’t seize stocks in a company incorporated outside of the state. But in its ruling, the 1st District Appellate Court found that the state’s adoption of the Uniform Commercial Code in the 1960s provides for a different …