Exam 26: Liability, Defenses, and Discharge
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An unauthorized signature binds the person whose name is forged.
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If the holder of an instrument strikes out the names of several of the in?dorsers, any liability those parties had on the instrument is canceled.
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Fact Pattern 26-1A
Roy writes a check on his account at State Bank to Teri to pay a debt. Teri negotiates the check by indorsement to Uma, who presents it for payment to Vital Bank.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 26-1A. If State Bank dishonors the check, Uma can obtain payment from Teri
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A drawer who is induced by an imposter to issue a check in the name of an impersonated payee can avoid payment on the check to an innocent holder.
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To properly present a draft for payment, the holder must present it to the drawee.
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State Bank receives a check drawn by Tricia. The check is re?ceived af?ter the established "cutoff" hour. Payment can be postponed without dishonor
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Pritty Products sells shoddy goods to consumers for promissory notes, and sells the notes to Quik Finanz Company. Pritty Products goes out of busi?ness. The con?sumers may be able to avoid payment on the notes under
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Ethel signs a note "payable to the order of Fidelity Bank." Fidelity indorses the note in blank and negotiates it to Ghani, who sells it to Huck. Liability associated with the transfer of the note from Ghani to Huck is
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An authorized agent may be personally liable on an instrument if the agent signs the agent's name but not the principal's name.
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A drawer's liability does not arise until presentment and notice of dishonor.
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Kip is Lulu's agent and is authorized to write checks on Lulu's account in Metro Bank. Kip writes a check "pay to the order of Nemo." Kip signs the check "Lulu, by Kip, agent." If Metro Bank dishonors the check, liability extends to
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When a party that is pri?marily liable on an instrument pays to a holder the amount due in full, all parties to the instrument are discharged.
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Under the UCC, a fictitious payee's indorsement is treated as a forgery.
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Biff signs a note "payable to the order of County Credit Union." Unless Biff has a valid defense against payment, Biff's liability on this note is
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Ian transfers a note, for consideration, to Jock by blank indorsement and delivery. Jock transfers the note to Kelly, who takes it in good faith. What does Ian warrant to Kelly?
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Ed acquires a check drawn on First National Bank. To present the check for payment, he may use any commercially reasonable
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Fact Pattern 26-1A
Roy writes a check on his account at State Bank to Teri to pay a debt. Teri negotiates the check by indorsement to Uma, who presents it for payment to Vital Bank.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 26-1A. Teri is
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Cole issues a note "payable to the order of Cole," forges Dylan's signature as the maker, and indorses the note "pay to Eton." Cole sells the note to Eton, who negotiates it by indorsement and delivery to Franz. Franz negotiates the note to Gert. On this note, Gert can extend liability to
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Dishonor occurs if payment of an instrument is refused despite proper and timely presentment.
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