Exam 17: Negotiability, transferability, and Liability

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Jeff's grandmother is the payee of a promissory note for $7,500.Jeff's grandmother gives Jeff the note for his sixteenth birthday.Jeff is

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A person cannot become an HDC if a defense against payment is appar-ent on the face of the instrument.

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Rubin writes a check drawn on his account at Clearwater Bank and payable to the order of Gwyn.The bank does not pay the check.Rubin is

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Opalina asks Paolo,who does not understand English,to sign what Opalina says is an application to open a bank account.In fact,the "application" is a note.If sued on the note by an HDC

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Cash National Bank is an HDC of a note for $1,000 on which there is the forged signature of "Dudley." If sued on the note by Cash

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An instrument payable "with ten hours of services" is negotiable.

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Fred has six nieces,ages five to sixteen.He writes an order instrument for $50 that states,"Pay to the order of my niece." The order instrument is

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Discharge in bankruptcy is no defense on any instrument regardless of the status of the holder.

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Rubber stamp signatures can be legally binding signatures.

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Karen writes on a piece of paper,"I owe you $600," signs it,and gives it to Lou.This instrument is

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A holder takes an instrument for value if he or she gives a check as pay-ment for it.

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Beth,an accountant for Credits & Debits,acquires a negotiable instru-ment from Ellen by promis-ing to pay its face value in thirty days.Beth ac-quires the status of an HDC when she

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